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VIX Trading: This Options Trade Could Return 2.4% And Produce Even Higher Profits

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[The Option Specialist]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [VIX Trading: This Options Trade Could Return 2.4% And Produce Even Higher Profits]( Volatility, as measured by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) Volatility Index, had a big spike this week, rising from 24 to 34. Such action presents an opportunity to profit from the big jump in VIX trading. The market is nervously awaiting the outcome of the Federal Reserve and its interest rate decision Wednesday at 2 p.m. ET. So, I'm expecting volatility might drop once the outcome is known. Our option idea will provide a 2.4% return in VIX trading if the index stays below 40, with the chance for higher profits if the Index is trading between 40 and 50 next month. [More...]( SPONSORED CONTENT [166% More Gains than the S&P 500]( Do you wait for an entire year for your stock portfolio to go up 10%? There's a better way. 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