Record High Volume of Call Options on S&P 500 Index

On Tuesday, the volume of call options contracts on the S&P 500 Index exceeded 4 million, setting a new historical record, while the volume of put options remained in line with average levels. Trader Jason Coogan noted that the market is experiencing a "one-way flow of orders." Analyst Tanvir Sandhu pointed out that the options market reflects investors' FOMO (fear of missing out on upward trends), with investors more concerned about missing gains rather than hedging against market pullbacks, leading to significant changes in options skew. Even as the stock market continues to rise, strong demand for call options supports implied volatility to remain robust.

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