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S&P500 / VIX Ratio & USD LIBOR
On the cycles of the S&P500 / VIX ratio and the stabilizing cost of USD 3-month LIBOR relative to its yen counterpart.
Doesn't the S&P 500's "Market Cap" weighting and re-balancing shenanigans make the comparison with the VIX a tricky exercise?
I have looked at the VIX versus its own moving average plotted alongside the S&P as a cross check and sometimes that can also be a helpful one to look at. http://www.indexindicators.com/charts/sp500-vs-vix-10d-rsma-params-x-x-x/
It shows that PRIOR to the S&P's sharpest up-swings, the ratio of the VIX to the VIX-10DMA has tended to be meaningfully ɭ, in contrast with where it stands at present (ə).
Ashraf
maybe there are no correlations but DO the reverse repo ops from the fed will affect the usd libor by raising it and that will leave for the moment yen libor the remaining carry trade funding currency.
will there be a crossroad between EUR libor cost at .59 now ( with a degradation of this cost) and USD libor cost that will confirm the hedges funds bets on EURO plunging?