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robert b furman

From: skinowski	11/25/2025 10:11:03 PM
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To me, the interesting thing about this 4 hour chart of SVIX - the ETF that is the inverse of VIX - is that its advance out of the recent low (the peak of VIX) occurred in a clean 5 wave impulsive move. In other words, behind all the market noise, the decline in implied volatility was impulsive - which suggests that it’s not over. After a wave 2 (or B) there ought to be “at least” one more matching move. There is nothing scientific about it. Many would even argue against applying TA to changes in implied volatility. But, to a person who thinks about markets in terms of Elliott Waves - it makes sense. Notice also that it’s facing an interesting support - resistance level.

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