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How to Tell a Good Selloff From a Bad One, With Vecchio and Spivak

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24 Oct 2026, 01:00 UTC
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24 Oct 2026, 02:32 UTC
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The video discusses two types of sell-offs: profit-taking and panic. The analysis focuses on identifying which type is currently occurring in the markets. The key indicators being watched are volatility, credit markets, and the dollar. Volatility, measured by VIX and VVIX, is not showing signs of stress, suggesting a calm market. Credit markets, particularly junk bonds (JNK, HYG), are showing weakness and are not recovering, indicating potential contagion. The US dollar is showing strength, with EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, and CAD/USD all trending downwards. This generalized dollar strength is masking weakness in other currencies. The European Central Bank (ECB) meeting is a key event to watch, as its actions will influence the euro. Historical precedent from 2020 shows that if the ECB does not contain spreads, the euro can melt down. Therefore, the market is split between two scenarios: either the ECB remains silent, leading to a crushed euro and potentially a wider market sell-off, or it steps in, leading to a bounce in the euro and stabilization of credit markets. The current trend is bearish across multiple currency pairs and commodities, suggesting a broader risk-off sentiment.

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