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2023.04.28 08:24
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US Stock Options | Meta Platforms and Amazon options trading volume tripled, Microsoft and Intel options trading volume doubled.

On Thursday, technology stocks soared and tech giants performed well. Tesla rose more than 4%, Apple rose nearly 3%, Amazon rose 4.61%, Meta surged nearly 14%, Snap rose more than 6%, and Google A rose nearly 4%.

On Thursday, April 27th, the US stock market surged, with the Nasdaq up 2.43% and the S&P 500 up nearly 2%.

Top 10 US Stock Options

On Thursday, tech stocks soared, and the performance of tech giants was amazing.

The top 10 US stock options traded: Tesla, Petrobras, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Snap, First Republic Bank, AMC Theatres, Google A, Intel.

Tesla rose more than 4%, with 2.33 million options traded and 53.4% of put options traded. The most active call options traded had a strike price of $160.

Petrobras fell more than 2%, with 2.33 million options traded and 97.4% of call options traded.

Amazon rose 4.61%, with 2.1 million options traded, nearly tripled, and 65.5% of call options traded. The most active call options traded had strike prices of $110 and $115.

Meta Platforms surged nearly 14%, with 1.22 million options traded, tripled, and 54.8% of call options traded.

Apple rose nearly 3%, with 930,000 options traded and 60.6% of call options traded. The most active call options traded had a strike price of $167.5.

Microsoft rose more than 3%, with 880,000 options traded, doubled, and 52.8% of call options traded.

Nvidia rose 1%, with 630,000 options traded and 55.4% of call options traded.

Snap rose more than 6%, with 600,000 options traded, nearly five times, and 65.5% of call options traded.

First Republic Bank rose nearly 9%, with 500,000 options traded and 67.5% of put options traded.

Google A rose nearly 4%, with 440,000 options traded, and nearly 60% of call options traded.

Intel rose nearly 3%, with 430,000 options traded, doubled, and 60% of call options traded.