Someone out there likes the US equity market (well, sorry, a lot of people like it … this person seems to like it more).
Via CNBC:
- In a single combination of purchases and sales of S&P 500 options that occurred at about 12:20 p.m. ET, this trader sold 6,000 December 1,850-strike puts, bought 12,000 October 2,050-strike calls and bought 18,000 December 2,125-strike calls
- This specific kind of trade is called a “ratio calendar risk reversal stupid” (seriously)
- By doing all this fancy footwork, the trader immediately took in a $2.7 million credit, but could make a lot more if the market continues to rise
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