Because FV is up almost 60, which is 100% more than SPX change. Further, while FV and SPX tend to move in the same direction, FV rarely moves this convincingly in the same direction. It may be a "weak signal."Quote from GTS:
The S&P is up 30 points, FV is following along. Why the surprise?
You are cherry picking data, FV was 1056 on Friday ("10-07-11 09:52 AM - FV 1056.75") - so it's only 40 points higher now....big deal.Quote from nitro:
Because FV is up almost 60, which is 100% more than SPX change. Further, while FV and SPX tend to move in the same direction, FV rarely moves this convincingly in the same direction. It may be a "weak signal."
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Mind you, if one has the patience and account size, one can make pretty much the same profits by being long...So FV or no FV, volatility rules!