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How the transconductance stage of the mixer is acting in saturation region?

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Hai Everyone,

In conventional mixer, since the mixing stage is acting as switch, the biasing voltage should be below the threshold voltage. if it is so, how the transconductance stage is acting in Saturation region?

Vds to the transconductance stage is less than the biasing voltage (Vgs). Is it correct?
 

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