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By April Joyner

NEW YORK, September 8 (Reuters) – Investors in options withdrew from bullish bets on some technology-related stocks amid heavy liquidation in U. S. stocks after a heavy purchase in recent weeks.

Caution is reflected in a measure called bias, which evaluates the call to protective selling functions against purchase functions, which are used to bet upwards.

Amazon. com Inc. ‘s 30-day bias, for example, has reached its point since July, according to Trade Alert data. Bias to other technology-related companies, adding Salesforce. com Inc, 000, Adobe Inc and Facebook Inc. , has also increased considerably.

This contrasts with recent weeks, when institutional purchases have resumed purchasing characteristics for those companies. Since then, some of these transactions have been awarded to SoftBank Group Corp, which has amassed stakes in publicly traded technology-related companies.

These institutional transactions have added to the past activity of call-acting retail investors for generation corporations such as Apple Inc and Tesla Inc.

Robust feature activity probably contributed to the strong and upcoming sale of technology-related names, which were dubbed the winners of the “home stay” in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

When agents sell purchasing options, they buy the underlying inventories to balance their market exposure. Large quantities of purchases in sight can exacerbate bullish inventory movements and price drops once those positions are released.

Still, market fluctuations in recent days “do not necessarily mean that we are in a much higher volatility environment,” said Solita Marcelli, leading investment officer for the Americas at UBS Global Wealth Management, in a note from recent studies. “Many callers would possibly have closed their positions. “

(Reporting to April Joyner; Edited through David Gregorio)