This leading options exchange will benefit from increased volatility and a swing back to more actively managed investing.
We discussed how the spike in volatility at the beginning of February, which caused the implosion of VIX related ETPs, was likely the harbinger to the market entering a higher volatility environment, or more accurately, represented a return to normal after years of artificially low volatility.
Indeed, as 2018 closed out, the market underwent violent swings with 2% plus price moves, occurring on an almost-daily basis.
But while this was a dramatic…
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