TSLA Tesla dominated options flow today amid chip sovereignty news. Musk quietly built domestic semiconductor supply chain snubbing TSMC. The $940B EV maker showed dense March 27 expiries through June suggesting sustained volatility positioning.
NVDA Nvidia options volume spiked despite DLSS 5 backlash from gamers. The $2.9T chip giant faced social media criticism yet traders loaded April through June contracts. Today's expiry hit as investors braced for gaming sector reaction.
COP ConocoPhillips grabbed unusual activity on Alaska lease sale news. The $167B energy giant drew strong bidding interest despite pending lawsuits. Oil above $95 amplified options positioning through May 8 expiries.
NFLX Netflix options reflected Warner Bros deal speculation. Trump allegedly told Ellison he would secure the asset per new lawsuit claims. April expiries suggested short term event positioning.
TER Teradyne topped options sentiment scores for second week. The $45B chip tester held 54% yearly gains drawing conviction. Nokia claimed second with 34% gains yet RSI hit 68 showing overbought territory.
Defense metals AA Alcoa ranked third on tungsten shortage fears. The $17B aluminum producer benefited from Iran war supply concerns. SOC Sable Offshore appeared seventh with 51% upside as oil spiked.
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