On October 28, Eastern Time, Intel options saw a total of 628290 contracts traded, with calls accounting for 76% and puts making up 23%.
Intel has 7185587 contracts outstanding, with calls accounting for 59% and puts making up 40%.
The top volume gainer was the 50 dollars Call option expiring on October 31, 2025, with 53286 contracts traded.
On the news front, Based on recent key news:

1. Oct 28, Intel's Q3 earnings exceeded expectations, driven by strong AI demand, boosting investor confidence and leading to a 5% stock increase. Source: MarketWatch

2. Oct 28, Barclays raised Intel's price target from $25 to $35, maintaining an Equal-Weight rating, reflecting optimism in Intel's financial outlook. Source: Bloomberg

3. Oct 29, Intel's collaboration with Supermicro and Micron on a record-breaking system for quantitative trading benchmarks highlighted its technological advancements, further supporting stock gains. Source: ReutersSemiconductor sector sees AI-driven growth.
Please note: The chart below does not include options expiring within five days.
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On October 28, Eastern Time, Intel options saw a total of 628290 contracts traded, with calls accounting for 76% and puts making up 23%.

- On October 28, Intel options trading reached 628,290 contracts, with call options at 76% and put options at 23%.  
- The most significant increase was seen in call options expiring on October 31, 2025, with a volume of 53,286 contracts.  
- Recent news includes Intel's collaboration with AMD and Micron, strong Q3 earnings driven by AI demand, and investments from the U.S. government and Nvidia, all contributing to a positive market outlook.

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