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To: Kirk © who wrote (10744)	7/30/2003 12:22:30 PM
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Shorter term charts clearly show the immediate relationship between a rising VIX and a falling market: investorshub.com So the time factor is the difference in your amusing example. You might as well have said that windsurfing since 2000 has resulted in a falling market. ;-) The question that really needs to be posed is simply does a VIX falling below 20 mean it must move higher? The answer is absolutely no. But if it does move higher then I can give you chart after chart that shows the direct and immediate relationship between a rising VIX and a falling market or in particular SOX: stockcharts.com\|D\|B14 Up and down they move in opposite directions. RtS