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【December 15th US Stock Options Leaderboard】
Market: The three major indices slightly corrected, NASDAQ -0.59%, S&P 500 -0.16%, risk appetite is cautious.
$Tesla(TSLA)$ Call transaction amount $ 1.73 billion, active net buy $ 3616 million (B:S 3.0:1), while the Put side had a net sell of $ 4217 million; large orders 25/12 350C (BUY $ 4112 million) leaning towards "deep ITM alternatives to holding stocks". Reuters reported that Tesla is testing a safety-free Robotaxi.
👉 Strategy: Bullish trend → Bull Market Call Spread; looking to buy on dips → Sell Put Spread (avoid naked selling).
$Apple(AAPL)$ Call ratio 96.6%, but active net sell $ 254 million (B:S 0.1:1), more like high-level coverage / rental. With the market weakening, AAPL fell about 1.5% on the day. Developer groups urge the EU to strengthen enforcement of Apple App Store fee rules under DMA.
👉 Strategy: For stockholders Covered Call or Collar to reduce volatility; looking for a mild rebound → Call Calendar / Diagonal Spread.
$Strategy(MSTR)$ Put transaction amount $ 3.66 billion, accounting for 98%, net buy $ 4352 million; large orders concentrated on 26/01 400P, 25/12 340P (both MID) more like "insuring against BTC volatility".
👉 Strategy: Hedge for holding stocks / going long BTC → Buy Put Spread; for volatility → Calendar Straddle (using time to offset cost), avoid naked straddles.
#OptionsFlow
Market: The three major indices slightly corrected, NASDAQ -0.59%, S&P 500 -0.16%, risk appetite is cautious.
$Tesla(TSLA)$ Call transaction amount $ 1.73 billion, active net buy $ 3616 million (B:S 3.0:1), while the Put side had a net sell of $ 4217 million; large orders 25/12 350C (BUY $ 4112 million) leaning towards "deep ITM alternatives to holding stocks". Reuters reported that Tesla is testing a safety-free Robotaxi.
👉 Strategy: Bullish trend → Bull Market Call Spread; looking to buy on dips → Sell Put Spread (avoid naked selling).
$Apple(AAPL)$ Call ratio 96.6%, but active net sell $ 254 million (B:S 0.1:1), more like high-level coverage / rental. With the market weakening, AAPL fell about 1.5% on the day. Developer groups urge the EU to strengthen enforcement of Apple App Store fee rules under DMA.
👉 Strategy: For stockholders Covered Call or Collar to reduce volatility; looking for a mild rebound → Call Calendar / Diagonal Spread.
$Strategy(MSTR)$ Put transaction amount $ 3.66 billion, accounting for 98%, net buy $ 4352 million; large orders concentrated on 26/01 400P, 25/12 340P (both MID) more like "insuring against BTC volatility".
👉 Strategy: Hedge for holding stocks / going long BTC → Buy Put Spread; for volatility → Calendar Straddle (using time to offset cost), avoid naked straddles.
#OptionsFlow
【December 12th US Stock Options Rankings】
$Meta(META)$ Call transaction amount $ 6.51 billion, accounting for 99.6%, as institutions use options to replace spot trading/restructure positions. The stock price surged to 711 during the day before retreating to 645, with significant volatility. Recently, the market has been more critical of Meta's AI investment returns, while the EU has launched an antitrust investigation into WhatsApp's AI usage, and regulatory discounts remain. Strategy: bullish but do not chase naked Calls, prioritize long-term bull spreads/calendar spreads; use a Collar (sell Call + buy Put) to lock in volatility.
$Merck(MRK)$ Call transaction amount $ 8913 million (Put:Call = 1:∞), net active purchase $ 1797 million (B:S 4.7:1), with clear capital betting on favorable realization. The company announced that WINREVAIR received positive opinions from CHMP in the EU (for indication expansion), which is considered high-certainty regulatory catalyst for pharmaceutical companies. Strategy: mildly bullish using bull call spreads (to guard against retracement); existing positions can slightly sell OTM Calls for yield enhancement.
$Strategy(MSTR)$ Put transaction amount $ 1.58 billion (Put accounting for 88.8%), net active purchase $ 1263 million (B:S 7.2:1), a typical "buy protection first". Reuters mentioned that it faces a controversy over its inclusion in the NASDAQ 100 annual adjustment, and if excluded, it may trigger passive fund rebalancing, compounded by BTC volatility, making the stock more event-driven. Strategy: during periods of uncertainty, use Put spreads/hedged straddles for more stability; avoid naked selling of Puts or naked buying of deep OTM.
#OptionsFlow
$Meta(META)$ Call transaction amount $ 6.51 billion, accounting for 99.6%, as institutions use options to replace spot trading/restructure positions. The stock price surged to 711 during the day before retreating to 645, with significant volatility. Recently, the market has been more critical of Meta's AI investment returns, while the EU has launched an antitrust investigation into WhatsApp's AI usage, and regulatory discounts remain. Strategy: bullish but do not chase naked Calls, prioritize long-term bull spreads/calendar spreads; use a Collar (sell Call + buy Put) to lock in volatility.
$Merck(MRK)$ Call transaction amount $ 8913 million (Put:Call = 1:∞), net active purchase $ 1797 million (B:S 4.7:1), with clear capital betting on favorable realization. The company announced that WINREVAIR received positive opinions from CHMP in the EU (for indication expansion), which is considered high-certainty regulatory catalyst for pharmaceutical companies. Strategy: mildly bullish using bull call spreads (to guard against retracement); existing positions can slightly sell OTM Calls for yield enhancement.
$Strategy(MSTR)$ Put transaction amount $ 1.58 billion (Put accounting for 88.8%), net active purchase $ 1263 million (B:S 7.2:1), a typical "buy protection first". Reuters mentioned that it faces a controversy over its inclusion in the NASDAQ 100 annual adjustment, and if excluded, it may trigger passive fund rebalancing, compounded by BTC volatility, making the stock more event-driven. Strategy: during periods of uncertainty, use Put spreads/hedged straddles for more stability; avoid naked selling of Puts or naked buying of deep OTM.
#OptionsFlow
【December 11th US Stock Options Leaderboard】
$Oracle (ORCL)$ Put ratio is almost "one-sided": Put accounts for 99.86%, with a net active buy of $888 million, and large orders concentrated on 25/12 260P, 280P, 290P (mostly BUY), resembling post-earnings protection/short squeeze resonance. Fundamentally, the guidance is weak + Capex raised, and the market is concerned about slowing returns on AI investments.
👉 Strategy: Do not bet against V, prioritize Put debit spreads (buy ATM Put, sell more out-of-the-money Put to reduce costs); use a Collar (sell OTM Call + buy Put) to lock in downside.
$Netflix (NFLX)$ Put ratio is 98.87%, with a net active buy of $23.49 million, more like event-driven hedging. The largest market disagreement surrounds Netflix's proposed acquisition of WBD assets, with concerns about regulation and integration (big deals are most afraid of "prolonged delays + repeated pricing").
👉 Strategy: Lean conservative with bearish Put spreads; if only looking at volatility pullbacks, doing calendar spreads (selling near month, buying far month) is more cost-effective.
$Coinbase Global (COIN)$ The unusual purchase ratio shows almost all are Put: Net active selling of Put is $116 million, resembling "selling panic, collecting volatility." On that day, BTC fell below $90,000, and crypto stocks retreated simultaneously.
👉 Strategy: Lean bullish but control risk, use bullish Put spreads to collect interest; do not sell Put naked, at least pair with further out OTM Put for disaster protection.
#OptionsFlow
$Oracle (ORCL)$ Put ratio is almost "one-sided": Put accounts for 99.86%, with a net active buy of $888 million, and large orders concentrated on 25/12 260P, 280P, 290P (mostly BUY), resembling post-earnings protection/short squeeze resonance. Fundamentally, the guidance is weak + Capex raised, and the market is concerned about slowing returns on AI investments.
👉 Strategy: Do not bet against V, prioritize Put debit spreads (buy ATM Put, sell more out-of-the-money Put to reduce costs); use a Collar (sell OTM Call + buy Put) to lock in downside.
$Netflix (NFLX)$ Put ratio is 98.87%, with a net active buy of $23.49 million, more like event-driven hedging. The largest market disagreement surrounds Netflix's proposed acquisition of WBD assets, with concerns about regulation and integration (big deals are most afraid of "prolonged delays + repeated pricing").
👉 Strategy: Lean conservative with bearish Put spreads; if only looking at volatility pullbacks, doing calendar spreads (selling near month, buying far month) is more cost-effective.
$Coinbase Global (COIN)$ The unusual purchase ratio shows almost all are Put: Net active selling of Put is $116 million, resembling "selling panic, collecting volatility." On that day, BTC fell below $90,000, and crypto stocks retreated simultaneously.
👉 Strategy: Lean bullish but control risk, use bullish Put spreads to collect interest; do not sell Put naked, at least pair with further out OTM Put for disaster protection.
#OptionsFlow
【December 10th, US Stock Options Bull and Bear Rankings】
The Federal Reserve's final interest rate cut of the year has landed, with the Dow Jones soaring nearly 500 points. The S&P is just a few steps away from its historical high, with risk appetite warming up. Options funds are centered around AI semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, Bitcoin assets, and leading consumer stocks.
$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)$ saw bullish trading volume with significant orders dominating: $599 million in Call options, with Calls accounting for nearly 100%, but there was a slight net sell (B:S≈0.7:1). Large orders for 26/01 100C and 25/12 170/190C were mostly in the MID, showing high turnover/coverage rather than all-in. The stock price closed at about $310, with consecutive gains in recent days, November revenue up over 20% year-on-year, and revenue growth of over 30% year-to-date. The AI chain remains strong. Strategy: Bullish in the medium to long term but cautious of short-term bubble bursts; it’s more suitable to use 2026 slightly out-of-the-money bull market Call spreads or gradually sell long-term Puts as “limit orders,” rather than chasing short-term in-the-money Calls.
$Strategy (MSTR)$ ranked second in bearish trading volume, with Puts accounting for over 94%, continuing a strong hedge against high Beta Bitcoin stocks in recent days. The company has just invested about $960 million to buy over 10,000 BTC, with total holdings exceeding 660,000 coins. Bitcoin itself is also experiencing significant fluctuations around $92,000, but the stock price has still fallen more than 30% this year, showing clear characteristics of high leverage and high volatility. Strategy: This is a standard “BTC leveraged factor stock,” suitable for small positions to do structured options — bullish with 3-6 month bull market Call spreads or wide straddles, and bearish with bear market Put spreads to express views; it is not recommended for retail investors to sell Puts naked or heavily invest in short-term options.
$Tesla (TSLA)$ ranked third in Call trading volume, with Calls accounting for nearly 80%, net buying of about $11 million (B:S≈7.4:1), indicating that funds are genuinely increasing their positions. The stock price has been fluctuating around $440–460 recently, with one side being strong promotions like 0% interest and 0% down payment to clear inventory, and the other side being Musk continuing to make grand promises about FSD/Robotaxi, pulling expectations against reality. Strategy: Bullish but able to accept volatility; use 2-3 month slightly out-of-the-money bull market Call spreads to replace short-term naked Calls; for those with existing positions, gradually sell Calls at higher strike prices to lock in some profits, hedging against the pressure on profits from aggressive promotions.
#OptionsFlow
The Federal Reserve's final interest rate cut of the year has landed, with the Dow Jones soaring nearly 500 points. The S&P is just a few steps away from its historical high, with risk appetite warming up. Options funds are centered around AI semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, Bitcoin assets, and leading consumer stocks.
$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)$ saw bullish trading volume with significant orders dominating: $599 million in Call options, with Calls accounting for nearly 100%, but there was a slight net sell (B:S≈0.7:1). Large orders for 26/01 100C and 25/12 170/190C were mostly in the MID, showing high turnover/coverage rather than all-in. The stock price closed at about $310, with consecutive gains in recent days, November revenue up over 20% year-on-year, and revenue growth of over 30% year-to-date. The AI chain remains strong. Strategy: Bullish in the medium to long term but cautious of short-term bubble bursts; it’s more suitable to use 2026 slightly out-of-the-money bull market Call spreads or gradually sell long-term Puts as “limit orders,” rather than chasing short-term in-the-money Calls.
$Strategy (MSTR)$ ranked second in bearish trading volume, with Puts accounting for over 94%, continuing a strong hedge against high Beta Bitcoin stocks in recent days. The company has just invested about $960 million to buy over 10,000 BTC, with total holdings exceeding 660,000 coins. Bitcoin itself is also experiencing significant fluctuations around $92,000, but the stock price has still fallen more than 30% this year, showing clear characteristics of high leverage and high volatility. Strategy: This is a standard “BTC leveraged factor stock,” suitable for small positions to do structured options — bullish with 3-6 month bull market Call spreads or wide straddles, and bearish with bear market Put spreads to express views; it is not recommended for retail investors to sell Puts naked or heavily invest in short-term options.
$Tesla (TSLA)$ ranked third in Call trading volume, with Calls accounting for nearly 80%, net buying of about $11 million (B:S≈7.4:1), indicating that funds are genuinely increasing their positions. The stock price has been fluctuating around $440–460 recently, with one side being strong promotions like 0% interest and 0% down payment to clear inventory, and the other side being Musk continuing to make grand promises about FSD/Robotaxi, pulling expectations against reality. Strategy: Bullish but able to accept volatility; use 2-3 month slightly out-of-the-money bull market Call spreads to replace short-term naked Calls; for those with existing positions, gradually sell Calls at higher strike prices to lock in some profits, hedging against the pressure on profits from aggressive promotions.
#OptionsFlow
【December 9th US Stock Options Leaderboard】
JOLTS data continues to show a cooling job market, with the market betting on future interest rate cuts, and overall sentiment in risk assets is relatively warm; Bitcoin rebounded to around 94,000, also driving a number of high-elasticity stocks to be active.
$Marriott International (MAR)$ stock price fell from above 300 dollars to over 280 within a week, a retracement of about 7%. Previously, the company lowered its guidance for US RevPAR to the lower end of the range, but Bonvoy's survey showed that 91% of Americans plan to travel in 2026, indicating that the fundamentals are "softening in the short term, but still optimistic in the long term." Call trading volume was 136 million, with calls accounting for 100%. Large orders were concentrated in 26/01 240C and 26/03 270C, with a neutral direction, resembling institutions using long-term calls to establish structured positions.
👉 Strategy: Bullish but do not chase prices; consider using a slightly out-of-the-money bull call spread (buy 240C, sell higher strike price) or a small position “sell Put buy Call” for risk reversal, earning time value, and avoid going all-in on short-term options.
$Tesla (TSLA)$ rose from over 430 to around 445 dollars within a week, still within the rising channel since November; the company is launching year-end zero down payment incentives to clear inventory while emphasizing improvements in production processes and increasing investments in AI/FSD and robotics. The market still has imagination about the 2026 outlook. Today, call trading was about 41 million dollars, accounting for 63%, with a net purchase of over 2.5 million dollars (B:S≈3.2:1), a typical flow of “buying on dips during a correction.”
👉 Strategy: For those with spot positions, gradually sell medium to long-term calls around 470 for partial hedging; bullish but wary of volatility, use a 2-3 month bull call spread or a small risk reversal (sell slightly out-of-the-money Put, buy slightly out-of-the-money Call), and avoid going all-in on short-term options.
$Strategy (MSTR)$ Bitcoin attacked again from around 90,000, with the company announcing yesterday the purchase of over 10,000 BTC, bringing total holdings to over 660,000. The stock price rebounded from the low of 155 dollars at the beginning of this month to around 190 dollars, but overall this year still saw a deep retracement. Investment banks cut their target price by nearly 60% while maintaining a “buy” rating, a typical high beta speculative stock.
👉 Strategy: Those looking to be bullish on BTC + MSTR are better suited to use a 3-6 month bull call spread or a small straddle (buy Call + Put) to trade volatility; it is not recommended for retail investors to naked sell Puts or heavily invest in short-term options.
JOLTS data continues to show a cooling job market, with the market betting on future interest rate cuts, and overall sentiment in risk assets is relatively warm; Bitcoin rebounded to around 94,000, also driving a number of high-elasticity stocks to be active.
$Marriott International (MAR)$ stock price fell from above 300 dollars to over 280 within a week, a retracement of about 7%. Previously, the company lowered its guidance for US RevPAR to the lower end of the range, but Bonvoy's survey showed that 91% of Americans plan to travel in 2026, indicating that the fundamentals are "softening in the short term, but still optimistic in the long term." Call trading volume was 136 million, with calls accounting for 100%. Large orders were concentrated in 26/01 240C and 26/03 270C, with a neutral direction, resembling institutions using long-term calls to establish structured positions.
👉 Strategy: Bullish but do not chase prices; consider using a slightly out-of-the-money bull call spread (buy 240C, sell higher strike price) or a small position “sell Put buy Call” for risk reversal, earning time value, and avoid going all-in on short-term options.
$Tesla (TSLA)$ rose from over 430 to around 445 dollars within a week, still within the rising channel since November; the company is launching year-end zero down payment incentives to clear inventory while emphasizing improvements in production processes and increasing investments in AI/FSD and robotics. The market still has imagination about the 2026 outlook. Today, call trading was about 41 million dollars, accounting for 63%, with a net purchase of over 2.5 million dollars (B:S≈3.2:1), a typical flow of “buying on dips during a correction.”
👉 Strategy: For those with spot positions, gradually sell medium to long-term calls around 470 for partial hedging; bullish but wary of volatility, use a 2-3 month bull call spread or a small risk reversal (sell slightly out-of-the-money Put, buy slightly out-of-the-money Call), and avoid going all-in on short-term options.
$Strategy (MSTR)$ Bitcoin attacked again from around 90,000, with the company announcing yesterday the purchase of over 10,000 BTC, bringing total holdings to over 660,000. The stock price rebounded from the low of 155 dollars at the beginning of this month to around 190 dollars, but overall this year still saw a deep retracement. Investment banks cut their target price by nearly 60% while maintaining a “buy” rating, a typical high beta speculative stock.
👉 Strategy: Those looking to be bullish on BTC + MSTR are better suited to use a 3-6 month bull call spread or a small straddle (buy Call + Put) to trade volatility; it is not recommended for retail investors to naked sell Puts or heavily invest in short-term options.
【December 8th US Stock Options Leaderboard】
The market slightly corrected at historical highs (S&P down about -0.3%, Nasdaq down about -0.1%), overall risk appetite has slightly decreased, but AI infrastructure, consumer blue chips, and healthcare hedges are all on the list.
$Broadcom (AVGO)$ ranked first in bullish trading volume, with Calls accounting for over 96%, large orders concentrated on the 26/01 360C active buy, with a buy-sell ratio as high as 70:1, options funds are crowdedly betting on "AI Plumber". The stock price has risen over 100% in a year, closing at about $401, approaching the 52-week high, multiple research reports have included AVGO in the "new seven giants", emphasizing the dual engines of AI switches + custom chips + VMware software, but the valuation is already not low.
👉 Strategy: Maintain a bullish bias but control leverage, prioritize slightly out-of-the-money bull market Call spreads for 2026 or "sell Put buy Call" risk reversal, avoid short-term options gambling.
$Walmart (WMT)$ ranked 2nd in bullish trading volume, with Calls accounting for 100%, and simultaneously appeared on the unusual Put-Call ratio list (Put:Call = 1:∞), clearly indicating that funds are using Calls for directional or structural trading. The stock price corrected about 1.3% to around $113–114 after a continuous rally, but still rose about 12% in the past month, with an annual gain of about 20%+, regarded by institutions as a "long-term momentum blue chip", with management also promoting high-end city "dark stores" and e-commerce fulfillment models.
👉 Strategy: Long-term bullish investors are more suited to sell slightly out-of-the-money cash-secured Puts for distant months instead of chasing high prices; those with existing positions can write slightly out-of-the-money Calls to collect premiums on rallies.
$Tesla (TSLA)$ ranked 3rd in bullish trading volume, with Calls accounting for about 53%, active buying B:S ≈ 3.4:1, indicating that there is still a considerable amount of funds buying low during the correction. The stock price fell about 3%–4% to around $440, mainly pressured by Morgan Stanley's downgrade from "overweight" to "hold" for the first time in two years, citing weakening EV demand and overly optimistic AI/FSD expectations, with increased volatility likely in the coming year.
👉 Strategy: Those with spot can sell medium-to-long-term Calls in the 450–480 range for partial protection; those looking to capitalize on the correction can use 2–3 month bull market Call spreads or small position risk reversals, which are more stable than naked long positions in short-term options. #OptionsFlow
The market slightly corrected at historical highs (S&P down about -0.3%, Nasdaq down about -0.1%), overall risk appetite has slightly decreased, but AI infrastructure, consumer blue chips, and healthcare hedges are all on the list.
$Broadcom (AVGO)$ ranked first in bullish trading volume, with Calls accounting for over 96%, large orders concentrated on the 26/01 360C active buy, with a buy-sell ratio as high as 70:1, options funds are crowdedly betting on "AI Plumber". The stock price has risen over 100% in a year, closing at about $401, approaching the 52-week high, multiple research reports have included AVGO in the "new seven giants", emphasizing the dual engines of AI switches + custom chips + VMware software, but the valuation is already not low.
👉 Strategy: Maintain a bullish bias but control leverage, prioritize slightly out-of-the-money bull market Call spreads for 2026 or "sell Put buy Call" risk reversal, avoid short-term options gambling.
$Walmart (WMT)$ ranked 2nd in bullish trading volume, with Calls accounting for 100%, and simultaneously appeared on the unusual Put-Call ratio list (Put:Call = 1:∞), clearly indicating that funds are using Calls for directional or structural trading. The stock price corrected about 1.3% to around $113–114 after a continuous rally, but still rose about 12% in the past month, with an annual gain of about 20%+, regarded by institutions as a "long-term momentum blue chip", with management also promoting high-end city "dark stores" and e-commerce fulfillment models.
👉 Strategy: Long-term bullish investors are more suited to sell slightly out-of-the-money cash-secured Puts for distant months instead of chasing high prices; those with existing positions can write slightly out-of-the-money Calls to collect premiums on rallies.
$Tesla (TSLA)$ ranked 3rd in bullish trading volume, with Calls accounting for about 53%, active buying B:S ≈ 3.4:1, indicating that there is still a considerable amount of funds buying low during the correction. The stock price fell about 3%–4% to around $440, mainly pressured by Morgan Stanley's downgrade from "overweight" to "hold" for the first time in two years, citing weakening EV demand and overly optimistic AI/FSD expectations, with increased volatility likely in the coming year.
👉 Strategy: Those with spot can sell medium-to-long-term Calls in the 450–480 range for partial protection; those looking to capitalize on the correction can use 2–3 month bull market Call spreads or small position risk reversals, which are more stable than naked long positions in short-term options. #OptionsFlow
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