SoFi Technologies (SOFI) and Eastman Chemical (EMN) are exhibiting significant options trading activity today, with volumes reaching 45.1% and 44.4% of their respective average daily share volumes. Notably, long-dated put options for SOFI at the $28 strike (September 2025) and EMN at the $60 strike (October 2025) are experiencing particularly high volume, indicating potential hedging or bearish sentiment targeting these specific price levels.
SoFi Technologies (SOFI) and Eastman Chemical (EMN) are experiencing notable options market activity, with today's contract volumes representing a significant portion of their average daily share turnover. For SOFI, the 275,130 options contracts traded equate to 45.1% of its 61.1 million average daily share volume. Activity is particularly concentrated in the long-dated September 26, 2025, $28 strike put option, which has seen 11,201 contracts trade. Similarly, EMN's options volume of 6,757 contracts represents 44.4% of its 1.5 million average daily share volume. This activity is overwhelmingly focused on a single instrument: the October 17, 2025, $60 strike put, which accounts for 5,953 of the contracts traded. Such high-volume, concentrated trading in specific long-dated put options suggests significant institutional positioning, likely reflecting either large-scale hedging of existing long positions or substantial bearish speculation on the long-term price trajectory of these two securities.
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