Great piece out on @markets discussing the scale of the supply disruption, generalist complacency, and how economies globally are already feeling the pinch.
Thanks to the miracle of US shale, we are blessed w energy security and insanely cheap nat gas. We, as consumers, have been insulated comparatively.
The most vulnerable populations around the world are already struggling under the price increases of gas, diesel, petrochems, and food. Demand destruction has already begun. Everyone will pay the price of this conflict globally.
@QuantData These two numbers here. Can you break them down for me? I noticed today on the spy the call side was negative and the puts positive. Iβm asking for the dumb kids in the back(me). I have an idea but I have no clue if Iβm correct or not.
@QuantData It appears youβre right. Please forgive me Iβm trying to keep up. I donβt know what half this stuff on the screen means. Iβm just trying to soak as much up as I canπ .
@FaceTheNation@margbrennan How are you having a conversation with a union president and not even bring up the fact that Att is currently on strike in the southeast. 17,000 workers are on strike and not one wordβ¦. Wild
The P/C ratio for $EW is extremely high, sitting at 3,531.31%.
This ratio is often used to indicate overall bullishness or bearishness; however, some traders use this ratio as a contrarian indicator.
Will we see a reversal in $EW or a continued slide?