Options Market Statistics | Intel Up 11.42%, Repurchases Apollo's 49% Stake for $14.2B
Index Options
EST April 7, U.S. index options volume edged higher, totaling 7.95M contracts. The put/call ratio went up to 1.09.
For $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ options expiring on next trading session, volume distribution: put peak at 6,650, call peak at 6,830.
Single Stocks Options
$Intel (INTC.US)$ closed up 11.42%, with 1.09M option contracts traded; the put/call ratio climbed to 0.58. Intel Repurchases Apollo's 49% Stake in Ireland Fab 34 Joint Venture for $14.2 Billion to Gain Full Control.
$Palantir (PLTR.US)$ closed down 6.20%, with 680.60K option contracts traded; the put/call ratio declined to 0.67. Michael Burry Criticizes Palantir Claiming Anthropic Is Taking Its Enterprise AI Market Share.
Top 10 Stocks With Highest Daily Options Volume
Among the top 10 stocks by options volume, $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ has the highest put/call trading volume ratio at 0.82. Tesla Stock Falls 1% Against Market Rally Driven by US-Iran Ceasefire News.
The highest put/call open interest ratio is $Micron Technology (MU.US)$ at 1.08. Micron Technology Surges 7.7% on US-Iran Ceasefire and UBS Price Target Raise to $535.
Top 10 Stocks With Highest Implied Volatility
(Market Cap > $1 billion and Options Daily Volume > 100,000)
$Cipher Digital (CIFR.US)$ has the highest implied volatility at 114.96%, down 4.33% from the previous session. Bitcoin Breaks Above $70,000 Driving Crypto-Related Company Shares Higher, Cipher Digital Sees Active Options Trading.
$TeraWulf (WULF.US)$ implied volatility rose the most, reaching 109.90%, up 2.82% from the previous session. TeraWulf Benefits from Bitcoin Breaking $70,000 and US-Iran Ceasefire Agreement Driving Crypto-Related Stocks Higher.
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