Options markets are pricing in a busy week. Earnings-driven names dominate the expiry calendar as traders stack near-term bets ahead of key prints.
Micron Technology reports this week with a dense expiry ladder. Six contracts expire between June 24 and July 10. That cluster signals traders are hedging around the print, not just the broader market. MU's ORTEX momentum score sits at 91. Short interest is just 3.3% of free float.
FedEx is also in the earnings crosshairs. Options activity concentrates around June 26 and July 17. SI % FF is a low 1.6%. That leaves options as the primary tool for directional bets.
CAVA Group stands out for a different reason. Short interest is 12.6% of free float. Availability of shares to borrow is 379% of SI — so shorts are not squeezed yet. But elevated short positioning into earnings creates a squeeze setup if the print beats.
Accenture was downgraded today. Options cluster around the June 26 expiry. Traders appear to be positioning defensively near term.
Applied Materials saw insider selling flagged today. Its near-term options chain covers June through September. Combined with a momentum score of 88, the insider cash-out warrants watching.
The week's busiest options setups are around earnings, not macro. Sentiment shifts are most visible in CAVA and MU.
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