The market sell-off highlights the virtues of hedging.
The S&P 500 is now more than 10% off the record it hit on Jan. 26
Exchange-traded products tied to volatility were a 'major driver' of Monday's mayhem.
Leuthold Group's Doug Ramsey points to the market's experience in 2007 as a road map.
Before the market's sell-off, banks had turned investments linked to volatility into a hot item.
As assets slide, volatility is rising, with the Cboe index breaking above 50 for the first time since 2015.
Pullback had been expected as economy's strength fed inflation fears.
The combination of low unemployment and fast economic growth could spell gains.
Overnight rebound in equities evaporates amid concerns about inflation and rising rates
As the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled nearly 1,600 points Monday, advisers and their clients find few places to hide.
Equity investors are looking for confirmation that recent declines represent the healthy correction many had expected.
The bond market's bubble will be the "critical issue," he says, and links that to the growing federal deficit.
WisdomTree investment strategist says equities 'are nowhere near as expensive as bonds.'
As stocks have soared this year, some clients need their fears calmed, while others ask about investing more.
Bank's strategists cite signs that markets are headed for a drop of 10% to 20% in coming months.
Custodians report cash is at record-low levels.
Just as there is reversion to the mean in stock returns, there is reversion to the mean for stock volatility.
Famed DoubleLine bond manager says commodities may be one of the best investments this year.
Investors are 'having a hard time imagining a decline,' analysts say.
