UAMY US Antimony dominated options flow after Q4 revenue crushed estimates. The $221M antimony miner held eight separate expiries through May showing sustained trader conviction. Rare earth supply concerns drove defensive metal positioning as Middle East war entered week three.
VNDA Vanda Pharmaceuticals absorbed unusual options activity following FDA advocacy news. Four expiries through June signaled swing traders positioning for volatility. The biotech grabbed attention despite modest $182M market cap.
Nokia held top options sentiment for the second consecutive week. The $46B telecom posted 30% yearly gains drawing bullish positioning across multiple strikes. RSI climbed to 63 indicating momentum persisted.
SOC Sable Offshore ranked second as oil spiked above $150. The $2.5B energy name held 54% analyst upside despite 72 short score. Traders positioned through April expiries betting on extended Gulf disruption.
IRM Iron Mountain grabbed third with defensive REIT flows. The $32B data storage operator yielded 3.4% attracting haven seekers. Six-day DTC suggested light short positioning.
TSLA Tesla held dense expiry calendars through June showing perpetual options interest. SPY expiries extended through June 26 reflecting heightened hedging demand as Iran war uncertainty persisted.
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