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Wall Street is flashing red flags as traders pile into disaster options on the Invesco QQQ ETF. After a 43% surge since April, deep out-of-the-money puts are seeing massive demand — contracts that only pay if tech stocks plunge hard. October QQQ $515 puts are in focus, lining up with the ETF’s 200-day moving average and recent declines. With volatility cheap, crash insurance has never been easier.

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00:00Stocks are flashing warning signs as Wall Street traders are betting on a full-blown tech crash
00:05with QQQ disaster options. After a 43% surge since April, the Invesco QQQ ETF is now seeing
00:12massive demand for deep out-of-the-money puts, contracts that only pay if the stocks plunge
00:17hard. This surge in put skew shows that traders are paying big premiums for crash insurance.
00:23October QQQ puts at $515 are in focus, lining up with the ETF's 200-day moving average and the size
00:32of recent declines. With volatility cheap, hedging against a meltdown has never been easier.
00:37So is this just smart protection or the start of a real stock market collapse?
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