
Netflix (NFLX) and Tesla (TSLA) options are exhibiting significantly elevated trading volumes, with NFLX seeing options activity representing 405.4% of its average daily share volume and TSLA at 309.1%. Notably, the $1200 strike call option for NFLX expiring May 2025 and the $360 strike call option for TSLA with the same expiration date are experiencing particularly high interest, suggesting considerable speculation on future price appreciation for both companies.
Netflix (NFLX) and Tesla (TSLA) are exhibiting exceptionally high options trading activity, substantially exceeding their typical daily volumes. NFLX saw options volume of 142,920 contracts, representing approximately 14.3 million underlying shares, which is 405.4% of its average daily share trading volume of 3.5 million shares over the past month. Similarly, TSLA's options market saw 3.2 million contracts traded, representing approximately 320.2 million underlying shares, or 309.1% of its average daily share volume of 103.6 million shares. Particularly noteworthy is the concentrated interest in specific long-dated call options: for NFLX, 11,968 contracts of the $1200 strike call expiring May 30, 2025, were traded, and for TSLA, 196,619 contracts of the $360 strike call with the same May 2025 expiration were recorded. This pronounced activity in these specific call options, which are likely out-of-the-money given their high strike prices relative to typical trading ranges, suggests significant investor speculation on substantial future price appreciation for both companies by the May 2025 expiration date.
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