Reported 4 months ago
Following 24 record highs in the S&P 500, options traders are exhibiting reduced Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) as they are not actively purchasing derivative contracts, indicating a belief that the current market rally may be waning. The lack of demand for call options points to a more cautious approach by investors and traders who are expecting a gradual upward trend in the stock market, influenced by changing macroeconomic conditions and revised interest rate expectations. Despite this decline in risk appetite, some industry experts believe that the market still has room for growth, with potential opportunities for further gains.
Source: YAHOO