Greeks.live: Market has priced in a 25 basis point Fed rate cut in September, with a more positive outlook for the fourth quarter.

September 11th. Adam from Greeks.live, a macro researcher, tweeted that "Although there is the upcoming Fed interest rate decision next week, the implied volatility in the options market is relatively stable and even slightly declining. The options market has priced in future volatility at a low level. The consensus is that a 25-basis-point rate cut has already been priced in by the market." Recently, there has been a significant increase in the volume of large transactions, accounting for more than half of the daily volume in the past two weeks. Looking at the transaction distribution, most of the trades are for within the current month, and the ratio of active buys to active sells is close. This indicates a significant difference in opinions in the market for the latter half of this month, but with generally expected volatility. Overall, the market still has a positive outlook for the fourth quarter.