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Macro Update: VIX Trends Signal Opportunity and Trump's Bond Purchase
11/23/2025, 19:05
11/23/2025, 19:35
AI SUMMARY
●• Historical data suggests strong S&P 500 returns often follow VIX spikes above 28.7
●• President Trump reportedly purchases millions in US Bonds
●• Analysts highlight the 1991-2022 trend where VIX > 28.7 led to +16% avg returns
Market analysis indicates that historically, when the volatility index (VIX) jumps above 28.7 points, the S&P 500 has delivered strong returns over the following 12 months. Between 1991 and 2022, VIX levels ranging from 28.7 to 33.5 have corresponded with an average return of +16% in the subsequent year. This trend is currently being noted by analysts as a potential indicator for equity market resilience despite current volatility.
In separate news, reports suggest President Trump has purchased millions in US Bonds, a move that is attracting attention in financial circles. Market volatility indicators are being closely watched alongside these political financial maneuvers for forward-looking signals.
[Update 1] Additional data sources have re-confirmed the VIX historical analysis, emphasizing the specific range of 28.7 to 33.5 as a key indicator for potential buying opportunities based on the 1991-2022 dataset.