
The volatility index (VIX) has seen a notable decrease, dropping over 10 points within four days, following a spike to 28 last week. This decline has raised discussions among traders regarding potential buying opportunities. The S&P 500 index (SPX) is approaching a key resistance level near 6000, with significant gamma strikes at 6055 and 6070. Analysts suggest that a close above 6000 could indicate a bullish trend, supported by various breadth metrics and the recent VIX drop. Traders have reported being up 100 points from a long trigger at 5980, with targets set at 6055, 6070, and a macro magnet at 6100. The market's performance leading into year-end is being closely monitored, particularly in light of the upcoming expiration of options related to the JPM collar at the 6055 strike. The current VIX level is approximately 15.43, reflecting a significant reduction from its previous high.















$VIX bounced it at the frigging mean, look. There's today's bull bear. https://t.co/AyXqmpdRlv
$ZN DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY QUARTERLY 108'100 = DAILY 2 SUPPORT 108'100 = WEEKLY 1 SUPPORT**** 108'070 = MONTHLY 3 SUPPORT****** 108'015 = 90 DAY 2 SUPPORT HAS SHIFTED LOWER TO 107'200 https://t.co/7mQ1rSMuWf https://t.co/1tAgPRaitZ
#VIX 15.43 Good Day Traders ☁️