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Dow Jones’ Daily Volatility Continues To Increase

By: TalkMarkets
This is a trying market for both bulls and bears, as nothing new is developing. Still, daily volatility for the Dow Jones is once again rising. Daily volatility bottomed last November near historic lows (0.30%) and has been rising since.
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