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By Christian Dass, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and strategist
This time, it wasn’t derivatives’ fault.
When the stock market goes haywire, questions often arise about whether the surge in options trading in recent years could be responsible for aggravating swings. Just last month, concerns were growing that a buildup in dealer gamma would exacerbate market moves should a shock occur.