US Stock Options | Across the board cooling down! FFIE, AMC, GME, Tesla, Nvidia all experienced a sharp drop in trading volume!

Overnight, meme stocks rebounded strongly, tech stocks showed mixed movements, and Chinese concept stocks generally fell. Overview of US Stock Options Trading Top ten US stock options trading overnight: Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, AMC Theatres, Marathon Digital, AMD, GameStop GME, Amazon, Faraday Future, Robinhood. Among them: Tesla fell over 1%, with options trading halving to 1 million contracts, with 57.4% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $180 expiring on May 24 traded 90,000 contracts, while call options with a strike price of $175 traded nearly 80,000 contracts. Apple rose nearly 1%, with options trading dropping to 690,000 contracts, with 61.7% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $192.5 traded 70,000 contracts, while put options with a strike price of $190 traded over 60,000 contracts. Nvidia rose over 2%, with options trading plummeting to 630,000 contracts, with calls accounting for 60%. AMC Theatres surged 10%, with options trading falling to 470,000 contracts, with 75% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $5 traded 45,000 contracts. Marathon Digital soared 15%, with options trading rising to 460,000 contracts, with 74.7% being call options. AMD rose over 1%, with options trading sharply dropping to 460,000 contracts, with call options accounting for 67.9%. Call options with a strike price of $170 traded 50,000 contracts. GameStop GME rose 4%, with options trading sharply dropping to 450,000 contracts, with 65% being call options. Amazon fell nearly 1%, with options trading dropping to 390,000 contracts, with 70% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $187.5 traded over 40,000 contracts. Faraday Future surged 75%, with options trading sharply dropping to 350,000 contracts, with call options accounting for 65.8%. Call options with a strike price of $2 expiring on June 21 traded 45,000 contracts, put options with a strike price of $1 traded 40,000 contracts, and put options with a strike price of $0.5 traded nearly 40,000 contracts. Robinhood rose nearly 4%, with options trading dropping to 270,000 contracts, with 76% being call options. Snap contracts saw unusual activity, with over 40,000 call options with a strike price of $16.5 expiring on May 24 being traded