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Goldman Scahs: Not Being Invested In A Low Volatility Market Can Be Costly,
. The S&P 500 has only closed at least 1 percent higher or lower on four occasions this year. . Many strategists worry the low levels of volatility reflect market complacency. . Goldman Sachs equity strategist Christian Mueller-Glissmann laid out why the low volatility isn't so worrisome right now.
