US Stock Options | Tesla and Meta Call Options Trading Active, Netflix and Nikola Options Trading Doubled

On Thursday, September 14th, US stocks rose, with all three major indices up nearly 1%.

Overview of US Stock Options Trading

On Thursday, US stocks experienced a general upward trend.

The top ten US stock options trading: Tesla, Apple, NVIDIA, Amazon, Meta, AMD, AMC Theatres, Netflix, Google Class A, Carvana, Microsoft.

Tesla rose nearly 2%, with options trading volume of 2.08 million contracts, and call options accounted for 60% of the trading volume. The most active call options were at a strike price of $275/$280.

Apple rose nearly 1%, with options trading volume of 1.21 million contracts, and call options accounted for 57.8% of the trading volume. The most active call options were at a strike price of $175.

NVIDIA slightly rose, with options trading volume of 930,000 contracts, and call options accounted for 55.3% of the trading volume. The most active call options were at a strike price of $460.

Amazon slightly fell, with options trading volume of 720,000 contracts, and call options accounted for 60% of the trading volume. The most active call options were at a strike price of $145.

Meta rose over 2%, with options trading volume of 670,000 contracts, and call options accounted for nearly 70% of the trading volume.

AMD fell 1%, with options trading volume of 410,000 contracts, and call options accounted for 57.6% of the trading volume.

Netflix plummeted nearly 3%, with options trading volume of 390,000 contracts, which was twice the daily average, and put options accounted for 54.5% of the trading volume.

Google Class A rose 1%, with options trading volume of 330,000 contracts, and call options accounted for 66.5% of the trading volume.

Nikola surged 32%, with options trading volume of 310,000 contracts, which was twice the daily average, and put options accounted for 53.7% of the trading volume.

Alibaba slightly rose, with options trading volume of 210,000 contracts, and put options accounted for 58.5% of the trading volume.