The equity put/call ratio's 10DMA is down to the lowest since July 2023 at 0.51, a level which preceded a 3-month, ~10% correction. https://t.co/NruHW8iYPT
Equity Put / Call Ratio - indicating no fear sidenote, this is where you see folks get really cocky on @x ... https://t.co/Tt9m23OyCA
A recent data point showed that call options are now approaching their highest levels when the stock market made was at its top, as well as July 2024 levels. This has normally been a flashing warning sign. https://t.co/m7MoKBDuRG
The CBOE equity put/call ratio, measured by its 10-day moving average, has reached its lowest level since February 2025, signaling a marked decline in market caution. This ratio, which reflects investor sentiment toward risk, has dropped from the highest point in the past 12 months to the second-lowest level of the year. Such low readings have been rare since the 2022 bear market. Historically, similar low levels of the put/call ratio, including the current 0.51 level—the lowest since July 2023—have preceded market corrections, including a notable 10% decline over three months. Additionally, call option activity is approaching levels seen at previous market peaks, such as in July 2024, which has typically served as a warning indicator for investors. The current low put/call ratio suggests increased market complacency and reduced fear among equity investors, raising caution about potential upcoming volatility.