CBOE Nasdaq Volatility Index - VXN

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Definition of 'CBOE Nasdaq Volatility Index - VXN'

A volatility index on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, known by its ticker symbol VXN. The VXN is a measure of implied volatility for the Nasdaq 100 (NDX).
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Investopedia explains 'CBOE Nasdaq Volatility Index - VXN'

The VXN is calculated using the same methodology as the VIX. The VXN represents the implied volatility of a hypothetical 30-day option that is at the money.

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