SpaceX has now lost the equivalent of a full Tesla in market capitalization
While some of the options flows are getting more balanced between bulls and bears, the biggest single SpaceX trades of the day on Monday were neutral to bullish. Small speculators continue to buy fat-chance calls that need the crashing stock to quickly turn around and double.More puts traded than calls by volume Monday, with traders buying 106,000 calls compared to 77,000 puts, though the majority of the $442 million in premium was tied to puts. The most popular contract by volume was the 330-strike call expiring Friday, a contract that goes for 10 cents and has a roughly one-third of 1% chance of working, according to ThinkOrSwim data.Four of the five biggest trades by premium were neutral or bullish, Cboe LiveVol data show.
- ▪While some of the options flows are getting more balanced between bulls and bears, the biggest single SpaceX trades of the day on Monday were neutral to bullish.
- ▪Small speculators continue to buy fat-chance calls that need the crashing stock to quickly turn around and double.More puts traded than calls by volume Monday, with traders buying 106,000 calls compared to 77,000 puts, though the majority o
- ▪The most popular contract by volume was the 330-strike call expiring Friday, a contract that goes for 10 cents and has a roughly one-third of 1% chance of working, according to ThinkOrSwim data.Four of the five biggest trades by premium wer
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While some of the options flows are getting more balanced between bulls and bears, the biggest single SpaceX trades of the day on Monday were neutral to bullish. Small speculators continue to buy fat-chance calls that need the crashing stock to quickly turn around and double.More puts traded than calls by volume Monday, with traders buying 106,000 calls compared to 77,000 puts, though the majority of the $442 million in premium was tied to puts. The most popular contract by volume was the 330-strike call expiring Friday, a contract that goes for 10 cents and has a roughly one-third of 1% chance of working, according to ThinkOrSwim data.Four of the five biggest trades by premium were neutral or bullish, Cboe LiveVol data show.
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