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PROBLEM: Goldman Sachs highlights two reasons why volatility is now less likely to wreak that type of havoc on the equity market anytime soon.
It was a scary  unprecedented situation for all involved  and traders would be right to feel uncertain about how to proceed. But  Goldman Sachs  is here to put their minds at ease.
 The firm  first uses the chart below to show that the impact of a similar volatility unwinding is the lowest in years. As a result   Goldman  equity derivatives strategist Rocky Fishman says investors don't have to worry about a similar VIX spike for quite some time.
Secondly   Goldman  notes that heading into this week's market reckoning  prices on VIX options were "abnormally high " considering the low level of volatility being reflected by the spot VIX.  Fishman  says this means investors had "priced in some risk of outsized short VIX exchange-traded products causing turmoil like Monday's."
In other words  investors were on edge  even if the traditional VIX measure wasn't reflecting their concern. However   Goldman  says that volatility being implied by VIX options will decline following this week's events. And that means VIX futures will be less primed to explode higher on market turbulence.
What  Goldman  is saying is that the conditions that left the VIX spring-loaded to explode higher are much more subdued now. The market largely got its short-volatility addiction out of its system  and that will help it avoid the type of pain seen earlier this week â at least for now.

SOLUTION: 2 reasons why the market

PROBLEM: The increasingly difficult climate for home builders and the inability of the Chavez government to deliver on promises to build enough apartments and houses have led to a housing deficit now estimated at 2 million units.
 Chavez has announced several plans to address the problem  and has often said housing should be controlled by the government. He recently announced a new kind of low-income housing to be financed by oil revenues. Still  last year  private industry built 45 600 units  twice as many as the government.
 Cabello  the Chavez minister who announced the decree requiring builders to refund buyers  said his office had received 1 700 complaints in recent weeks from home buyers about excessive mark-ups for inflation.
 So far this year  Chavez and his local allies have seized dozens of private properties  mostly farms and ranches that the government deems underutilized. He has also encouraged squatters to occupy land and residential buildings. The measures reflect Chavez's goal of building a socialist economy and to weaken private enterprise  but they have had a chilling effect on new construction  thus exacerbating the housing shortage  critics say.
 One new wrinkle was added this week when Chavez allies in the Vargas state government authorized the takeover of two golf courses in a Caracas suburb called Caraballada. Local officials say the courses will be converted into housing and parkland.
 "Venezuela has always had a housing deficit  but it's gotten worse in the last 10 years  since Chavez took office " Puente said. "With the oil price boom  he has had the resources to improve things  but relatively little has been accomplished."
 If the government decree sticks  Briceno is unsure how he will manage the refunds and whether he will be able to keep his 300 workers on the payroll.
 "If this becomes law " he said  "the collateral effects will be loss of jobs and economic paralysis."

SOLUTION: Venezuelan Home Builders Protest Change in Terms

PROBLEM: During Matt Lauerâs 20-plus years as an anchor on âToday â certain interviews and bits  on the show and elsewhere  have raised a few eyebrows or been seen as sexist.
NBC announced Wednesday that  Lauer  had been fired from  his  longtime stint after the network on Monday fielded âa detailed complaint from a colleague concerning inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace that violated company policy. Though NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack said in a memo that it was the first complaint they had gotten about Lauer  âWe were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident.â
Here are a few incidents where  Lauer  was criticized for  his  on-camera tactics.
In 2014   Lauer  sat down with Barra  the first female chief executive at General Motors.  He  noted that although  she 'd gotten the job because  she  was âhugelyâ qualified with 30 yearsâ experience  "there are some people who are speculating that you also got this job as a woman  and as a mom  because people within General Motors knew this company was in for a very tough time  and as a woman and a mom you could present a softer face and softer image for this company ... Does it make sense or does it make you bristle?â
 Her  response: âItâs absolutely not trueâ that  she  got the job because  she  was female.  Lauer  went on to ask whether  she  thought  she  could handle double duty as a CEO and a mom.  He  later said  she âd brought it up first.
âGood to see you â  Lauer  told Hathaway when she appeared on âTodayâ to promote the film âLes MisÃ©rables.â âSeen a lot of you lately.â  He  was referring to up-skirt photos of the actress  sans underwear  that were taken as she got out of an SUV at the filmâs premiere. (While the footage is not available via âToday â it was captured by Sam Seder for his Majority Report podcast; skip to the 1:05 mark to see Hathawayâs interview segment.)

SOLUTION:
5 moments when Matt Lauer 's on