US Stock Options | Alibaba, NIO Call Options Active, Dell Options Trading Surges 10 Times

Last Friday, Tesla options trading volume reached 3.44 million contracts, while Disney options trading volume doubled. Lululemon and Broadcom options trading volume increased by 6 times and 4 times respectively. NIO and Alibaba call options accounted for over 70% of the total trading volume.

Last Friday (September 1st), the US stock market surged and then fell back, with the Nasdaq leading the decline.

Overview of US Stock Options Trading

Last Friday, the overall performance of technology stocks was mixed.

The top ten US stock options trading: Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Amazon, Disney, Intel, Meta, NIO, Microsoft, Alibaba.

Tesla plummeted over 5%, with options trading volume of 3.44 million contracts. The proportion of call options trading was 59.1%, and the most active put options trading was at the strike price of $247.5/$250.

Nvidia fell nearly 2%, with options trading volume of 1.67 million contracts. The proportion of call options trading was 55.7%, and the most active call/put options trading was at the strike price of $485.

Dell skyrocketed over 21%, with options trading volume of 100,000 contracts, 10 times the daily average.

Lululemon Athletica surged 6%, with options trading volume exceeding 150,000 contracts, more than six times the daily average.

Broadcom dropped over 5%, with options trading volume exceeding 150,000 contracts, four times the daily average.

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