The article investigates the time-series and cross-correlation between the Taiwan index option and the cash markets, and it uses the implied volatility index and open interest to measure the price pressure in the options market. This paper finds evidence of a negative 1-5 days return on cash index are associated with an increasing in the open interest spread, i.e. the difference between open interest of puts and calls, and the implied volatility of puts. This suggests that it exists the positive feedback trading behavior across cash and options markets, and the open interest spread and implied volatility of puts have some incremental information regarding the price change in cash index market.