Greeks.live: Market sentiment has eased significantly, and large-scale transactions have resumed
Adam, a researcher at Greeks.Live, posted on the Market sentiment has significantly eased, and large-volume transactions have resumed, accounting for 30% of today's total transactions, with the majority of them being actively bought call options. The RV has been high recently, and the IV has remained high and volatile. According to option data, the long and short forces are relatively balanced, and the market's bull market foundation is still there.
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