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		By: rsotc		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Jan 2017 15:37:01 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Samtrade77 - Sorry, I missed this question that you posted last week. There was quite a bit of discussion in the trading room following this post regarding the various proxies (ETN&#039;s, futures, options &#038; even the broad markets) to position for a move in the VIX. UVXY tracks short-term VIX futures. Sometimes the short-term futures rise more than the longer-term futures &#038; vice versa. 
Today, for example, the spot VIX ($VIX) spiked up over 19% shortly after the open so far while UVXY has only moved up about 12% so far &#038; UVXY is 2x leveraged which make the underperformance even that much more pronounced.
Bottom-line is that trading the VIX can be quite complex &#038; one should read up as much as they can on how it works in order to determine which VIX trading proxies to use. For example, one can not trade the $VIX (spot VIX), rather you must use a proxy such a VIX futures, options (which are options on the futures contracts, not the spot VIX) or ETNs which attempt to track the near, intermediate or longer-term VIX futures.
Due to the complexities &#038; numerous options for trading the VIX, I typically don&#039;t list the VIX or any trading proxies as official trade ideas but do pass along an compelling developments that I see for those that are experienced with the VIX &#038; often trade it using one of the many proxies.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Samtrade77 &#8211; Sorry, I missed this question that you posted last week. There was quite a bit of discussion in the trading room following this post regarding the various proxies (ETN&#8217;s, futures, options &amp; even the broad markets) to position for a move in the VIX. UVXY tracks short-term VIX futures. Sometimes the short-term futures rise more than the longer-term futures &amp; vice versa.<br />
Today, for example, the spot VIX ($VIX) spiked up over 19% shortly after the open so far while UVXY has only moved up about 12% so far &amp; UVXY is 2x leveraged which make the underperformance even that much more pronounced.<br />
Bottom-line is that trading the VIX can be quite complex &amp; one should read up as much as they can on how it works in order to determine which VIX trading proxies to use. For example, one can not trade the $VIX (spot VIX), rather you must use a proxy such a VIX futures, options (which are options on the futures contracts, not the spot VIX) or ETNs which attempt to track the near, intermediate or longer-term VIX futures.<br />
Due to the complexities &amp; numerous options for trading the VIX, I typically don&#8217;t list the VIX or any trading proxies as official trade ideas but do pass along an compelling developments that I see for those that are experienced with the VIX &amp; often trade it using one of the many proxies.</p>
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		By: Samtrade77		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Jan 2017 20:19:49 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[How about trading UVXY? for same outcome]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How about trading UVXY? for same outcome</p>
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