The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) has recently fallen below 14 for the first time since July, reflecting significant market dynamics following the recent elections. The VIX dropped from 21 to the low 14s, and analysts expect it may dip to 13 soon. This decline is seen as consistent with market movements, despite some concerns that it may be 'too low.' The three-month VIX curve has steepened post-election, now at +2.55, indicating a shift in market sentiment. Mixed market reactions are being observed globally as investors digest the substantial movements following the elections, with S&P 500 futures up by 5 points. The low-volatility environment is considered favorable for trend traders. In sports, the NCAA Football landscape remains competitive with four undefeated teams, raising questions about the potential for a perfect season champion. Additionally, discussions are ongoing regarding NFL coaches on the hot seat as the season progresses.