Greeks.live: The market has priced the Fed's interest rate cut by 25 basis points in September, and is more optimistic about the fourth quarter market

According to BlockBeats, on September 11, Greeks.live macro researcher Adam tweeted, "Although the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision is about to come next week, the implicit volatility of the options market is relatively stable, or even slightly lower. The options market has priced relatively low for future volatility, and it is unanimously agreed that the 25 basis point rate cut has been priced in the market. The trading volume of block trading has increased a lot recently, accounting for more than half of the daily trading volume in the past two weeks. Judging from the transaction distribution, transactions within the month account for the majority, and the proportion of active buying and active selling is close, which shows that the market has a great difference in the second half of this month, but the volatility is expected to be average. In general, the market is still more optimistic about the fourth quarter market."