US Stock Options | Market cools significantly! NVIDIA, Apple, Amazon trading volume halved
Overnight hottest contracts: Over 70,000 contracts of Nvidia calls with a strike price of $800 were traded. Tesla put options trading volume fell to 1.8 million, with 55% being put options. 50,000 put options with a strike price of $140 expiring on April 26 were traded. Riot options trading surged to 300,000 contracts, with 79% being call options
Overnight, AI concept stocks and Chinese concept stocks rebounded overall, while Tesla set a record for the longest consecutive decline.
Overview of US Stock Options Trading
Top ten US stock options trading before last Friday: Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Amazon, Riot Platforms, Marathon Digital, Palantir, Bank of America, Ford.
Among them:
Tesla fell more than 3%, with options trading falling to 1.8 million contracts, with 55% being put options. Put options with a strike price of $140 and expiring on April 26 traded 50,000 contracts, while call options with a strike price of $155 traded over 40,000 contracts.
Nvidia rose more than 4%, with options trading halving to 1.54 million contracts, with 59% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $800 traded over 70,000 contracts.
Apple edged up slightly, with options trading nearly halving to 590,000 contracts, with 64% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $170 traded 60,000 contracts.
AMD rose more than 1%, with options trading nearly halving to 480,000 contracts, with 59.5% being call options.
Amazon rose more than 1%, with options trading nearly halving to 370,000 contracts, with 67% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $180 traded 30,000 contracts.
Riot Platforms surged 23%, with options trading surging to 300,000 contracts, with 79% being call options.
Marathon Digital rose over 6%, with options trading remaining around 300,000 contracts, with 73% being call options.
Palantir rose over 2%, with options trading falling to 270,000 contracts, with 70% being call options.
Bank of America rose over 2%, with options trading rising to 260,000 contracts, with 54% being call options.
Ford rose over 6%, with options trading rising to 230,000 contracts, with 77.5% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $13 traded over 30,000 contracts.
Starbucks saw unusual activity in contracts, with over 30,000 put options with a strike price of $85 expiring on June 21 traded