The latest market gyrations may have some investors seeking ways to generate safe returns without all the drama. The Dow Jones Industrial Average staged a big turnaround on Tuesday, after first dropping more than 600 points over U.S.-China trade fears. The blue-chip index was last up more than 400 points. The S & P 500 and Nasdaq also retreated from their lows of the day, with the former up about 0.3% in afternoon trading. Meanwhile, the Cboe Volatility index — Wall Street's so-called fear gauge — moved above 22 intraday, a four-month high. It was last trading around 19.48, which is considered a moderate range. The market moves on Tuesday followed Monday's rally and Friday's sell off . Wells Fargo Investment Institute anticipates the rockiness to continue. "The sensitivity to trade and oth

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