EA Electronic Arts topped sentiment rankings as traders piled into gaming ahead of earnings. The $51B publisher held dense expiry calendars through June. RSI sat at 57 showing balanced momentum despite slight yearly declines.
DVN Devon Energy grabbed second place as oil options exploded. The $32B producer surged 42% in 2026 while RSI hit 81 indicating overbought territory. Traders positioned aggressively through May expiries.
EOG EOG Resources ranked third with 85 RSI. The $79B energy giant jumped 42% yearly as Iran war sent crude above $95. Options activity concentrated in April reflecting near-term volatility expectations.
GME GameStop appeared fourth showing renewed meme stock interest. The $10B retailer held 78 short score with 18 days to cover. Options calendars extended through June suggesting sustained speculative positioning.
APA APA Corporation surged 81% in 2026 grabbing sixth place. The $15B oil play showed 89 RSI with short score at 51. Energy dominated six of top ten slots as war premium persisted.
SPY held the densest expiry calendar with daily options through May 20 reflecting elevated hedging demand. QQQ showed similar defensive positioning patterns across multiple strikes.
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