Authored by Thompson Capital Management Recently Forgotten Recency bias. Source: NY Times In psychology, “recency bias” is the term that describes our tendency to use the recent past as the baseline for what will happen in the future. While recent action in markets might suggest that 20 is a ceiling for the VIX Index, that idea is absolutely not supported…
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