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Wall Street Is Now Afraid Of The Upside

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Wall Street Is Now Afraid Of The Upside

Melt-up or rug pull? Call spreads for one, cheap puts for the other.

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Demand for stock downside protection falls to lowest level since Trump's tariff capitulation

S&P 500 put-call skew collapsed 75% since March to ~20-year lows, signaling investors have abandoned downside hedging. The complacency, following Trump's tariff retreat, leaves unhedged portfolios vulnerable to tail-risk events while hedging costs sit at historic lows.

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lunedì 10 agosto 2026·cryptobriefing.com
Demand for stock downside protection falls to lowest level since Trump's tariff capitulation
S&P 500 put-call skew has plunged 75% since March to a near 20-year low, signaling a dramatic collapse in investor demand for downside
martedì 11 agosto 2026·zerohedge.com
Wall Street Is Now Afraid Of The Upside
Melt-up or rug pull? Call spreads for one, cheap puts for the other.

Wall Street Is Now Afraid Of The Upside

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Wall Street Is Now Afraid Of The Upside

Demand for stock downside protection falls to lowest level since Trump's tariff capitulation

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Demand for stock downside protection falls to lowest level since Trump's tariff capitulation

Wall Street Is Now Afraid Of The Upside

Puts Are Dirt Cheap. Everyone Is Chasing The Upside

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