US Stock Options | Apple, Alphabet-C Call Trading Active, Paypal, Palantir Options Trading Amplified Six Times
On Tuesday, tech stocks led the decline, with Tesla falling 1.54%, Paypal plummeting nearly 13%, Apple falling 1%, Nvidia falling 2%, and Affirm rising 3%. Airbnb and Lucid options trading increased fourfold and twofold, respectively.
On Tuesday, May 9th, US stocks fell, with the Nasdaq down 0.63%.
Top 10 US Stock Options Trading
On Tuesday, tech stocks led the decline, but the decline was not significant. The top 10 US stock options trading: Tesla, Palantir Tech Tech, AMD, Paypal, Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet-C A, Affirm, AMC, Meta.
Among them, Tesla fell 1.54%, with options trading of 1.08 million contracts, and the proportion of call options trading was 53.5%. The call options with a strike price of $170 were the most active.
Palantir Tech Tech soared more than 23%, with options trading of 1 million contracts, more than six times the daily average trading volume, and the proportion of call options trading was nearly 75%. The call options with a strike price of $9/$9.5/$10 were the most active.
AMD rose slightly, with options trading of 660,000 contracts, and the proportion of call options trading was 62.1%.
Paypal fell nearly 13%, with options trading of 620,000 contracts, more than six times the daily average trading volume, and the proportion of call options trading was over 60%.
Apple fell 1%, with options trading of 520,000 contracts, and the proportion of call options trading was 52.1%. The call options with a strike price of $172.5/$175 were the most active.
Alphabet-C fell slightly, with options trading of 440,000 contracts, and the proportion of call options trading was over 70%. The call options with a strike price of $110 were the most active.
Nvidia fell 2%, with options trading of 490,000 contracts, and the proportion of call options trading was 54.6%.
Affirm rose 3%, with options trading of 310,000 contracts, and the proportion of put options trading was 53.2%.
Lucid fell more than 5%, with options trading of 140,000 contracts, twice the daily average trading volume, and the proportion of call options trading was 55.6%.
Airbnb rose more than 1%, with options trading of 180,000 contracts, and the options trading volume was four times larger, and the proportion of call options trading was 50.7%.
Abbvie had some abnormal call options trading volume (about 10:1 put options), mainly due to the activity of call options with a strike price of $152.50 expiring on May 12th.
