Stock Options Alerts on Whales Make Their Moves

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•  21 Apr 2025
 

Broadcom ($AVGO) attracted 17 significant trades totaling over $900K in premium. Despite the stock slipping nearly 3% today, the balance of trades leaned more toward calls than puts, with a slightly bullish edge. However, the stock is trending lower, its RSI is in the low 40s, and it's below all major moving averages — a setup that suggests caution unless a catalyst emerges.

Boeing ($BA) attracted 19 notable options trades, with a clear skew toward bearish sentiment. Roughly half the trades were bearish, and the technical picture supports the pessimism: $BA is in a downtrend, trading under all its key averages, and the RSI is treading water near 48. The market may be pricing in further weakness or headline risk.

Freeport-McMoRan ($FCX) showed a more optimistic profile. Of the 29 trades tracked, a majority had bullish expectations, and the notional value of calls exceeded puts by over $190K. The price is stabilizing, with RSI hovering above 42. While the long-term trend is still weak, this uptick in bullish options action hints at a possible reversal in sentiment — possibly in response to commodity moves or macro themes.

Tesla ($TSLA) had one of the more eye-catching moves, but not in a good way. The stock dropped nearly 6% today, and options flow was dominated by bearish positions. This is the kind of behavior that precedes larger moves — when high-volume players load up on puts ahead of significant news. The RSI is sinking below 40, and the stock is firmly in a downtrend, well below key moving averages. Something's likely brewing, and not in Tesla's favor.

Over in the gaming sector, Take-Two Interactive ($TTWO) posted a modest number of options trades, with sentiment evenly split between bulls and bears. The technicals are also indecisive, reflecting a sideways trend and RSI around 47. This is a "wait-and-see" story, where conviction remains elusive for now.

Workday ($WDAY) had duplicate activity today with eight recorded trades, split evenly between calls and puts. It’s trading in a downtrend with weak RSI in the 30s and below all key MAs. The options market here seems uncertain, and there's no clear signal to chase just yet.

Exxon Mobil ($XOM) rounds out the list with some intriguing movement. Whales leaned bullish, as the stock held relatively steady despite the overall red market. It’s stuck in a sideways pattern, but with a decent yield and options momentum building, it’s worth watching if energy sentiment turns.