The S&P 500 index is rising, but at a modest pace. It still has not reached the all-time high at 6,150, although that seems ...

Over $14 billion worth of Bitcoin options contracts are scheduled to expire on Deribit at 08:00 UTC on Friday, June 28. The ...

The call put ratio can often reflect the bullish or bearish views of options traders, ... as represented by the symbol SPX_C in the ORATS Wheel Chart below, has averaged 150% since 2007.

The put-call open interest ratio refers to the ratio of active put contracts to active call contracts at a given time. An ...

A rising put-call ratio, or a ratio greater than 0.7, means that equity traders are buying more puts than calls. It suggests that bearish sentiment is building in the market. Investors are either ...

How to Interpret a Put-to-Call Ratio. When interpreting put-to-call ratios as a measure of market sentiment, it’s important to keep in mind what puts and calls actually represent.

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Arguably, a better gauge is the Cboe's equity-only put/call ratio. The chart below contains the Cboe raw daily put/call ratio and its 10-day exponential moving average—both are plotted above the ...

The first place I would look for a clue from Tesla options is the weighted put-call ratio. That chart is shown below. There was a local minimum at an extremely low level last December.

Recent levels for the equity put/call ratio suggest investors are exhibiting extreme equity market bearishness. A cluster of readings above 1.0 have occurred since November.