Volatility

The April volatility was up from March levels in both the NASDAQ and S&P 500.

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With respect to the S&P 500, today’s volatility is the lowest in five years.

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While the markets are still very volatile, the vast majority of our volatility charts show 2001 levels down somewhat from 2000.

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While the markets are still very volatile, the vast majority of our volatility charts show 2001 levels down somewhat from 2000.

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While the markets are still very volatile, the vast majority of our volatility charts show 2001 levels down somewhat from 2000.

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It seems that the volatility appears to be slowing from the amazing levels recorded in 2000.

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While the markets are however still very volatile, it seems that the volatility appears to be slowing from the amazing levels recorded in 2000.

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Market uncertainty often leads to volatile markets. The terrorist attacks on September 11th left a great deal of uncertainty and this was reflected by extremely high levels of volatility in September.

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A decrease in occurrences of 2% days for the S&P 500 this year. Of the 169 trading days so far this year, only 17 have been moves in excess of 2% (10% of the time). There were no 2% moves in August.

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The NASDAQ volatility continues to slow but the S&P 500 was surprisingly volatile in July.

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In June, the NASDAQ and S&P 500 volatility tapered off considerably.

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Remains high, but there are some signs of slowing.

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So far in 2001, 62% of trading days qualify as Extreme Volatility compared to the historical norm of 4% since 1971.

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In 2000, the NASDAQ was the most volatile it had ever been. However, in 2001, new standards are being set.

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New year opens with continued high volatility. 62% of the NASDAQ trading days in January moved up or down 1% or more.

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Our Aggressive Stance On Equity Exposure: Fed cuts, money supply expansion, tax cut prospects, fund inflow, and market internals.….Not all worries have gone away, however. This bear market has not followed what can be thought of as a traditional course.

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The current volatility in the NASDAQ is unprecedented over the 30 year life of this index.

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S&P 500 volatility so far in 2000 has been exceptionally high, only seven of the other 100 years have been more volatile. The current volatility in the NASDAQ is unprecedented over the 30 year life of this index.

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S&P volatility accelerates in October while NASDAQ volatility continues at unbelievable levels.

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S&P volatility moderating while NASDAQ volatility bounced back to very high levels.

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