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After a sharp two-way swing swept through equity markets on Tuesday, the options market is flashing signs that traders are not turning outright bearish.
Bullish flows in rate-sensitive equities and a large call position targeting Oracle ($OP) ahead of what the market is pricing as its biggest single-stock move since the pandemic suggest some investors see the dislocation as an entry point rather than a warning.
Rate-Sensitive Stocks Draw Bullish Options Flow The first signal comes from positioning in equities that tend to outperform when interest rates remain lower for longer.
Despite the sell-off, buyers stepped into bullish options on these names, a sign that at least part of the market is reading Tuesday's volatility as noise rather than a fundamental repricing of the rate outlook.
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