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Price Seeker

Big piles of call options parked far above the price, and whether the price is heading to them.

STRONGEST (A+B)– 
BIGGEST BETS– 
What a pile means
  1. A big call pile far above the price is sometimes an informed bet, and often a hedge or a fund selling calls against shares it owns.
  2. Open interest is the previous session’s settle, so call counts change once a day. Prices are about 15 minutes delayed. When the price moves we recompute which strike is the biggest pile, but new contracts only show up the next day.
Rank by

Bar under each pile: calls against puts traded on the latest day across all of the stock’s options (2.6 : 1 = 2.6 calls traded for every put). Volume shows activity, not direction. Tap a row for the past week and the open interest.

The 5 checks and the 4 tiers
The numbers as a table

What a pile meansA big call pile far above the price is sometimes an informed bet, and often a hedge or a fund selling calls against shares it owns.
Yesterday’s piles, today’s pricesOpen interest is the previous session’s settle, so call counts change once a day. Prices are about 15 minutes delayed. When the price moves we recompute which strike is the biggest pile, but new contracts only show up the next day.