Stocks continue to sell off and the S&P marches closer to the lower edge of the weekly expected move.
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Stocks continue to sell off and the S&P marches closer to the lower edge of the weekly expected move. Here's what you need to know about volatility and why the lower edge of the expected move may not hold for the 2nd week in a row...
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