"MarketWatch" said : Wall Street’s ‘fear gauge’ is falling, bonds and the stock market are soaring—something’s gotta give

Wall Street's :fear gauge," the CBOE Volatility Index VIX, -2.06% touched its lowest reading in a decade on Monday, falling to 10.11, and briefly hit single digits. Meanwhile, Wall Street's "fear gauge" just touched a 10-year low, as other measures of market volatility hover at the lowest levels in decades. It is hard to say but the market's recent moves have been offering mixed signals about the outlook for the economy, raising questions about the ability of the run-ups in stocks and bonds to persist. The VIX is a measure of the market's expectations for volatility 30-days in the future, and is based on options on the S&P 500 index. Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at New York-based global brokerage Convergex, said the VIX is flirting with levels that bode ill for stock bulls.


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Jeff Gundlach sees summer correction in the stock market

The S&P 500 has not fallen more than 10 percent from a recent high — or fallen into a correction — since February 2016. Watch: Gundlach says no recession coming at all U.S. first quarter GDP reported its slowest pace in three years, while the Nasdaq composite closed at a fresh record Tuesday. "So far, the Nasdaq has been more right about the economy than the 10-year which I think has been rallying more on technicals." 2Q GDP has a tendency to bounce back," Gundlach said.



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