Did Kevin Henry Just Break The "Sell VIX" Button?

Did Kevin Henry Just Break The "Sell VIX" Button?
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While we have already heard this morning of numerous Nasdaq options markets prices being crossed, the latest SNAFU involves nothing less than that ultimate lever of market performance – the VIX – which just flash-smashed:

• *VIX EARLIER SURGED TO 21.26 IN SINGLE TRADE THAT WAS ERASED


• *VIX SURGES TO 15.27 BEFORE IMMEDIATELY DROPPING TO 14.17

It would appear that fist-stomping the "Sell VIX" button too many times on the Fed"s Bloomberg terminal keyboard temporarily exposed reality. Or did the Fed realse its statement prematurely once again?

 

 

 

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Sports magnate John W. Henry buys Boston Globe from New York Times

• New York Times paid $ 1.1 billion for Boston Globe in 1993, sells for $ 70 million


• Buyer John W. Henry owns baseball’s Boston Red Sox and the Liverpool soccer team


• Sale price reflects newspapers’ advertising and reader losses

(CNN) — The New York Times Co. will sell The Boston Globe to sports magnate John W. Henry for $ 70 million, a fraction of the price it paid for the paper two decades ago.

The company paid $ 1.1 billion for the properties. The impending sale to the owner of the Boston Red Sox is 6.3% of the price it paid for.

Both The Times and The Globe reported the deal Saturday.

Henry’s Fenway Sports Group owns the baseball club, Fenway Park, 80% of a regional sports television network and the giant Liverpool Football Club in England.

The sale includes the Telegram & Gazette newspaper of Worcester, Massachusetts.

As advertising losses and new reader habits afflicted newspapers nationwide, The Times began looking to shed The Globe and even threatened to close the paper in 2009 amid disputes with unions.

Henry said he would disclose details about his plans for the newspapers soon, The Globe said.

“This is a thriving, dynamic region that needs a strong, sustainable Boston Globe playing an integral role in the community’s long-term future,” The Globe quoted Henry as saying.

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