A very funny statement is that the decline is to kill calls. The absurdity of this view lies in the fact that no matter which week or month, calls are twice or even three or four times the number of puts. According to this logic, wouldn't calls be killed every month and every week?
Moreover, if having more calls or puts means they should be killed, then why weren't the massive puts from April to July killed? The stock price kept falling, and puts were bought more and more. Why isn't anyone talking about killing puts now?$Unitedhealth(UNH.US)
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