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      <title>The VIX &#39;Buy When It Spikes&#39; Rule: What the Data Actually Shows</title>
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      <description>A trading account with a subscription product to sell recently posted a four-tier VIX framework designed to be screenshotted and bookmarked: buy aggressively above 35, scale in between 25 and 35, hold between 15 and 25, and reduce exposure below 15. The pitch was simple and confident — &amp;ldquo;this is all you need to make millions.&amp;rdquo; The VIX sits at roughly 16 today, comfortably in the &amp;ldquo;hold&amp;rdquo; zone the post describes, which is one of the few things about it that checks out.</description>
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