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Trump Media's Bitcoin Hits $1.31B as 73% Collateralized for Options
Trump Media disclosed 15,649 BTC in Q3 2026, with nearly three-quarters pledged as collateral for derivatives strategies.
Marvell Put Bet Shows Deal Skepticism Ahead of Dec. 1 Earnings
A $10.3 million options bet against Marvell Technology suggests traders expect the stock to fall below $147 by mid-December, just days after the company's $115 billion Lumentum acquisition announcement.
Robinhood's Options Trap: 90% Stock Collapse Risk Redux
HOOD's Q3 options revenue hit three times stock trading levels—the same mix that preceded a 90% crash in 2022.
Alphabet Down $500B; Options Traders Eye the Dip
Google parent's half-trillion-dollar market cap loss this week has drawn attention from volatility traders weighing hedges and directional bets.
10-Year Yield Nears 5% as $14M Options Bet Shows More Selling Ahead
A large institutional options trade and surge in convexity hedging accelerate Treasury losses, with the 30-year yield hitting 5.35%—its highest since 2007.
Unusual Whales Multi-Leg Flow Tool Shows How Pros Structure Options Trades
Most retail traders guess at direction. Unusual Whales' Multi-Leg Flow tool shows the actual spread structures professional traders are putting on in real time.
Apple Hits Record High: Khouw's Call Spread Targets Further Upside
Apple shares closed at a record $343.35, up 1 percent, as trader Mike Khouw outlined a call spread strategy to capture further gains.
Options Markets Show Wide Price Swings for Apple, Meta and Microsoft Earnings
Derivatives traders are pricing in sharp post-earnings moves in three of Wall Street's largest technology stocks ahead of quarterly results.
Micron, TSMC Options Show Aggressive AI Chip Demand
Investors bought deeply out-of-the-money calls on Micron Technology and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, pointing to expectations for sustained growth in AI-driven chip demand
Trump Iran Stance Ignites Vol: Energy, Defense Outperform
Options traders are aggressively pricing in market swings, signaling a crucial rotation into defensive sectors and commodities as President Trump's unpredictable foreign policy keeps investors on edge regarding Iran.