Overnight, US stocks fell across the board, with Chinese concept stocks and tech stocks showing mixed movements, while some individual stocks surged after hours.
<h3>Overview of US Stock Options Trading</h3>
Top ten US stock options trading before the overnight session: Tesla, Meta, Petrobras, Nvidia, Microsoft, Google Class A, Apple, Amazon, Snap, AMD.
Among them:
Tesla rose by 5%, with options trading falling to 2.92 million contracts, with 53% being put options. Put options with a strike price of $160 expiring on April 26 traded 230,000 contracts, while both call and put options with a strike price of $165 traded over 170,000 contracts each.
Meta dropped by over 10%, with options trading doubling to 1.92 million contracts, with 60% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $450 traded nearly 90,000 contracts, while call options with a strike price of $440 traded nearly 80,000 contracts.
Petrobras rose by over 1%, with options trading surging to 1.53 million contracts, with 98.7% being call options.
Call options with a strike price of $15 expiring on June 21 traded 245,000 contracts, making it the most active contract overnight; call options with a strike price of $12 expiring on December 20 traded 220,000 contracts, call options with a strike price of $12 expiring on January 17, 2025 traded 200,000 contracts, and call options with a strike price of $16 expiring on May 17, 2024 traded nearly 190,000 contracts.
Nvidia rose by nearly 4%, with options trading remaining around 1.43 million contracts, with 55% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $850 expiring on April 26 traded over 60,000 contracts.
Microsoft fell by nearly 3%, with options trading surging to 700,000 contracts, with 58.5% being call options.
Google Class A fell by 2%, with options trading surging to 650,000 contracts, with 50.7% being call options.
Apple slightly rose, with options trading slightly falling to 590,000 contracts, with 61% being call options. Call options with a strike price of $170 traded over 70,000 contracts.
Amazon fell by nearly 2%, with options trading almost doubling to 580,000 contracts, with 65.9% being call options.
Snap rose by 3%, with options trading surging to 500,000 contracts, with 61% being call options.
AMD rose by over 1%, with options trading remaining around 480,000 contracts, with 64% being call options.
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On June 21st, a total of 245,000 contracts of Brazilian oil call options with a strike price of $15 expired, making it the most active contract overnight. On December 20th, 220,000 contracts of Brazilian oil call options with a strike price of $12 expired. Additionally, 200,000 contracts of Brazilian oil call options with a strike price of $12 and an expiration date of January 17, 2025 were traded. Furthermore, nearly 190,000 contracts of Brazilian oil call options with a strike price of $16 and an expiration date of May 17, 2024 were traded

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US Stock Options | Meta's trading volume doubles, Petrobras call options are being speculated! Microsoft, Google, Amazon all see a surge in trading volume