The stock market's fear gauge just hit a 42-month low. Investors are ignoring a load of risks, hedge fund manager says.
but by one measure, they appear more confident today than before the pandemic struck. Boaz Weinstein underlined how absurd that is in a Saturday post.
" because it tracks the market's expectations of stock-market volatility over the next month, based on the prices of put and call options.In his post, Weinstein emphasized how much the market backdrop has worsened since the start of 2020. Specifically, a pandemic roiled the global economy and rattled supply chains, inflation hit a 40-year high of 9.1% last summer, and Russia invaded Ukraine, sparking a protracted conflict that has disrupted food and energy markets.
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