Options markets are sending mixed signals across the tech sector. Bullish flow dominated chip names this week. Negative bets piled into a handful of high-profile software stocks.
NVDA topped the leaderboard for positive options bets over the past seven days. MU was close behind. Micron has surged 227% year-to-date. Its analyst return potential sits at 62%. Both names attracted the highest volume of bullish options orders in the US market this week.
ADSK also drew broad call interest. Multiple analyst upgrades followed its latest results. The stock is down nearly 12% year-to-date. That discount appears to be pulling in options buyers.
Bears moved fast on KVYO this week. Klaviyo has fallen 38% in 2026. Its short score stands at 56.6. Short interest is nearly 20% of free float. The bearish options flow matched the short-seller momentum already building in the stock.
WDAY split analyst opinion after results. The uncertainty drove both call and put activity. Options sentiment was notably divided.
OSCR posted the highest ORTEX stock score at 92.9. It has gained 112% year-to-date. Options activity leaned positive. Insurance stocks rarely attract this kind of momentum-driven flow.
MU reports Q3 results soon. Options volume ahead of that date was heavy. AVGO and DELL face earnings scrutiny too. Bullish bets dominated those names this week. Markets appear positioned for further chip strength into the reporting season.
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