US Stock Options | Nvidia, Netflix trading volume doubles! SMCI, ARM trading volume surges

Last Friday, US chip stocks and AI concept stocks collectively plummeted, with tech stocks experiencing a "Black Friday". Overview of US Stock Options Trading The top ten US stock options trading before last Friday were: Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, AMD, Amazon, Meta, Netflix, SMCI, ARM, Microsoft. Among them: Nvidia plummeted by 10%, with options trading doubling to 3.39 million contracts, and 54% of them were call options. Put options with a strike price of $800 and expiring on the same day traded 137,000 contracts, while put options with a strike price of $820 traded 80,000 contracts. Tesla dropped by 2%, with options trading falling to 2.21 million contracts, and 54% of them were put options. Put options with a strike price of $150 traded 140,000 contracts, and put options with strike prices of $148 and $149 each traded 110,000 contracts. Apple fell by over 1%, with options trading rising to millions of contracts, and 60% of them were call options. Call options with a strike price of $170 expiring on April 26 traded 40,000 contracts. AMD fell by over 5%, with options trading rising to 900,000 contracts, and 57% of them were call options. Put options with a strike price of $150 expiring on April 19 traded over 60,000 contracts. Amazon fell by over 2%, with options trading surging to 640,000 contracts, and 64% of them were call options. Put options with a strike price of $175 traded 20,000 contracts. Meta fell by 4%, with options trading rising to 520,000 contracts, and 57% of them were call options. Netflix plummeted by 9%, with options trading nearly doubling to 505,000 contracts, and 52% of them were call options. SMCI plummeted by 23%, with options trading skyrocketing to 490,000 contracts, with an equal split between call and put options. ARM plummeted by 17%, with options trading skyrocketing to 430,000 contracts, and 70% of them were put options. Microsoft fell by 1%, with options trading rising to 430,000 contracts, and 54% of them were call options. Trump concept stock DJT surged by 10%, with options trading remaining around 270,000 contracts, and 55% of them were call options. Lyft contracts saw changes, with 50,000 call options expiring on May 17 with a strike price of $20 trading