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One Way GameStop Might Have Changed the Market

The VIX probably isn’t saying very much about fear anymore.One of the big mysteries in markets this

One Way GameStop Might Have Changed the Market

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For something that’s often been described as ‘Wall Street’s Fear Gauge,’ the index didn’t seem to be doing a very good job of matching actual sentiment in the market. So what gives?Goldman Sachs analysts led by Ricky Fishman have a theory. They’re pointing to the recent explosion in retail trading of options. Aided by zero-fee brokers like Robinhood, retail investors have jumped head first into options, culminating in January’s GameStop drama where they used the contracts to push up the price of the videogame retailer. By Goldman’s estimates — which are based on retail brokers’ disclosures regarding compensation for order-flow — single-stock option volumes have jumped 130% between 2019 and 2021. 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