US Stock Options | Trading volume of Tesla and Apple options nearly doubled, trading of bullish options on tech stocks remains active.

Last Friday, US stocks rose sharply, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 hitting new highs, and the Dow rising more than 2%.

Top 10 US Stock Options

Last Friday, US stocks remained strong, with technology stocks remaining active, and bullish options trading also active.

The top 10 US stock options traded: Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, AMD, Google A, Palantir Tech, Meta, Microsoft, Bank of America, Sofi, Alibaba.

Tesla rose more than 3%, with options trading of 3.87 million contracts, nearly double the previous week, and bullish options accounting for 65.5% of the trading volume. The most active put options were those with a strike price of $215, followed by call options with a strike price of $210-220.

Apple rose slightly, with options trading of 1.42 million contracts, nearly double the previous week, and bullish options accounting for 74% of the trading volume. The most active call options were those with a strike price of $180.

Nvidia fell more than 1%, with options trading of 1.38 million contracts, and bullish options accounting for 57.8% of the trading volume. The most active call options were those with a strike price of $395.

Amazon rose more than 1%, with options trading of 1.11 million contracts, and bullish options accounting for 67.7% of the trading volume. The most active put options were those with a strike price of $125.

AMD fell more than 1%, with options trading of 590,000 contracts, and bullish options accounting for more than 60% of the trading volume.

Google A rose slightly, with options trading of 450,000 contracts, and bullish options accounting for more than 70% of the trading volume.

Microsoft rose nearly 1%, with options trading of 400,000 contracts, and bullish options accounting for 67.3% of the trading volume.

Bank of America rose more than 3%, with options trading of 390,000 contracts, and bullish options accounting for 70% of the trading volume.

Alibaba rose 1.5%, with options trading of 290,000 contracts, and bullish options accounting for nearly 80% of the trading volume; NIO rose slightly, with options trading of 240,000 contracts, and bullish options accounting for more than 70% of the trading volume.

MongoDB rose 28%, with options trading of 100,000 contracts, five times the daily average.

Broadcom rose nearly 3%, with options trading of 130,000 contracts, three times the daily average.