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After the best opening quarter in 14 years, skepticism is beginning to grow on Wall Street. Many investors fear that we will be unable to maintain the growth that equity markets have enjoyed, as a number of factors combine to give a cautious outlook. For starters, the Fed’s commentary that the economy needs to grow more to support the current unemployment levels is worrisome along with little mention of QE3. While many argue over the need for another round of quantitative easing, it is clear that markets are pulling for the Fed to ride to the rescue and bolster bullish momentum [see also How The VIX ETN Lost 50% In 48 Hours]. As gas prices continue to climb and uncertainty for our economic future mounts, many investors are growing anxious of the upcoming quarter, as we have already gotten off to a rocky start. For those who feel that more [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Volatility ETPs: Where Are The Critics Now? Reviewing All The VIX ETF Options Six Noteworthy ETF Innovations August ETF Stats: Keeping The Winning Streak Alive (Just Barely) Volatility ETFs: The Real Safe Haven?