The market has been showing volatility since the summer of 2015 and has continued into 2016. The slowing growth in China, falling gas prices, uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s rate hike plans and geopolitical instability has made for scary headlines for investors for some time. Britain’s vote to exit the EU (Brexit) certainly doesn’t help things. Related: 8 Factors That Determine the Financial Health of a Business On Feb. 11, the VIX volatility index, calculated by the Chicago Board Options Exchange, hit its highest since the market’s dip last August, signaling an increasing volatile market. Following the Brexit vote, the … Continue reading In a Sea of Economic Volatility, Financial Stability Is Needed More Than Ever