Список проголосовавших за комментарий "Weddy, там в последних абзацах делаются предположения<br/> According to iiTrader's chief market strategist, Bill Baruch, the heavy holdings in bearish options will likely send crude much higher in Monday's session. That's because many of the traders with winning positions on their hands will want to lock in profits without needing to sell back the options they'd bought (which would necessitate losing out on 10 cents per barrel due to the bid/ask spread). Alternately, those traders who do simply exit their positions will sell the options to a market maker, forcing that party to buy crude oil futures to hedge.<br/> <br/> «The exiting of those puts will spark volume in the market to the upside,» Baruch told CNBC.<br/> <br/> So why might oil fall instead? Well, with so much money on the line, some options holders may sell the futures in order to increase the potential value of their holdings. That could lead to outsized selling pressure."