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Market Divergence Lead to Volatility?

Market Divergences Lead to Volatility?

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The markets ended 2015 essentially flat. Will we see more volatility in 2016? That’s what I will discuss in this video. The story is market divergences. We will use comparison chart to compare all these indexes and analyze the divergences in the market. Large divergences have always ended in wild bouts of volatility.

Don Kaufman

Don Kaufman is options trader and educator. Former CBOE market maker, former Chief Derivatives Instructor at thinkorswim, and former Director of the Trader Group at TD Ameritrade. In 2015 he co-founded TheoTrade to teach traders how volatility, probability, and risk really work.

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