Traders are snapping up bullish bets in the options market.
A measure called "skew" fell Friday to its lowest level since December 2024, show Cboe Global Markets Data. A lower skew typically signals that prices for call options are more expensive relative to put options. Call options give the right to buy a stock at a set price, while puts confer the right to sell.
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