Commentary In years past, when a Fed chairman stepped up to the mic to announce some policy decision, the markets always took note. Oftentimes it might have reacted in knee jerk fashion, but calmer trade usually returned pretty quickly. Not any more. The fast-moving action of this week is going to be more par for the course because the Fed has basically sparked a booming new bull market—not in stock prices, but in volatility. Their coming rate hikes are lining up with two other factors that promise to create a perfect storm. If you like excitement, 2022 is going to be the year for you! 2022 the Year of Wild Volatility Here’s what will bring the thunder: First, it’s a midterm election year. This year the midterms are getting a little more coverage than usual. Off-year elections usually only attract those heavily invested in politics. And most investors don’t usually …