Greeks.live: market heats up significantly as options market participants' optimism for January wanes
On 25 December, Greeks.live analyst Adam posted on social media that the difference in options skew across maturities has widened. Since the bull market at the end of the year, skew across maturities has been close, fluctuating around 5%, with most of the difference between them being no more than 1%, but as we enter the recent correction, the difference has begun to widen, and short-term skew has declined more. The short-term skew has declined more.
These data suggest that the frenzy in the market is clearly declining and that options market participants are less optimistic about January.
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