Inflation is Back: Navigating the Stalled Market

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Don discusses the current state of the market. He notes a noticeable stagnation in the market with minimal trade action and significant bifurcations, particularly in the tech sector. Despite the current lull, he suggests that this might be an opportune time to sell options premiums, anticipating a volatility crush. However, he warns of potential volatility shocks due to several looming data releases and economic events in the coming days. He emphasizes the market’s data-centric nature and advises investors to be prepared for potential market fluctuations soon.

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