Over the past 2 weeks, options traders spent more than $16 billion buying speculative calls. That’s 60% more than any other 2-week period since 2000.

Over the past 2 weeks, options traders spent more than $16 billion buying speculative calls.

That's 60% more than any other 2-week period since 2000.

Maybe this is a nothing-matters-forever kind of market, but holy moly.t.co/EE8NcDL1Ou

— SentimenTrader (@sentimentrader) February 19, 2020

Market is on pace to return 38% this year after returning 31% last year. Long term average is 8%. GDP growth is 2.5%. One of the weakest growth periods ever. Say what you want something isn’t right @neelkashkari . Fed isn’t creating any distortions this is the new paradigm right

— hks55 (@hks55) February 20, 2020

This is among the most absurd things you'll ever see.

A company that showed a 34% y-y decline in revenue from its largest market.$TSLAQ pic.twitter.com/7U7KvtDFXx

— CrowPointPartners (@cppinvest) February 19, 2020