Since April, retail investors in the US stock market have reduced their stock purchases and significantly increased their purchases of put options

According to Vanda Research data, since April, retail investors in the US stock market have reduced their direct buying of stocks, and the purchase volume of put options on 12 popular stocks has doubled compared to the first quarter. Vanda's global stock strategist Kaidi Meng stated that the proportion of put option purchases to net cash purchases has increased from approximately 26% to 110%.