Greeks.live analyst Adam said on Sept. 29 that the market has entered a pullback phase, with block put option trades now accounting for one-third of activity. He said options data shows implied volatility, or IV, across major expiries has edged lower versus the prior two weeks. During the latest upswing, IV did not post a notable increase and has now fallen back to around 35%.
Based on those options indicators, Adam said the current setup looks more like a rebound in the middle of a bear market. He added that the market’s expectations for future volatility remain low. If short-term price swings emerge, traders may lean toward selling volatility instead. The remarks were cited by BlockBeats in a market analysis update.
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 29 that Greeks.live analyst Adam said the market has moved into a pullback phase, with block put option trades accounting for one-third of turnover.
According to Adam, options data shows that implied volatility (IV) across major expiries has declined slightly from the previous two weeks. During the latest rally, IV did not rise in a meaningful way and has now retreated to around 35%.
From the options data, Adam said the current market action more closely matches a rebound in the middle of a bear market. He added that expectations for future volatility remain low, and if short-term volatility appears, the market may lean toward selling volatility.
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