Unusual Stock Options Activity Signals Across PFE RKLB SBUX SPOT UNH UPS

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•  03 Sep 2025
 

•   PFE  
   
  -0.48%
•   RKLB  
   
  +0.11%
•   SBUX  
   
  -1.25%
•   SPOT  
   
  +0.52%
•   UNH  
   
  +2.18%

$PFE Pfizer drew attention today with 8 unusual options trades, split evenly between calls and puts. Roughly 62% leaned bullish, with $296,108 flowing into calls and $308,528 into puts. At $24.79 per share, PFE is trending sideways, hovering near its moving averages with an RSI of 48.76.

$RKLB Rocket Lab saw notable whale activity, suggesting accumulation despite today’s steep -11.72% pullback to $43.53. Options scanners flagged sizable bullish bets, signaling investors may see long-term growth despite near-term volatility. With its beta at 2.17, RKLB remains a high-risk, high-reward play.

$SBUX Starbucks is under pressure, with 28 unusual trades detected 21 calls versus 7 puts. Despite the higher number of calls, overall sentiment skewed bearish, with 46% leaning against the stock. Trading at $87.25, SBUX is in a clear downtrend, below its short and medium-term averages with RSI at 42.03.

$SPOT Spotify continues to attract attention with whales placing bullish bets. The stock traded higher at $697.33, with options data suggesting investors expect momentum to continue. At a lofty P/E of 155.76 and RSI near 52, SPOT is trading sideways but closer to its highs. Unusual options signals here could be hinting at confidence in growth despite valuation concerns.

$UNH UnitedHealth Group saw 19 unusual trades, skewed bearish with 47% of traders betting against it. At $307.88, UNH remains in a sideways trend with RSI at 61.54, suggesting it isn’t oversold yet. With puts totaling $307,822 versus calls worth $701,633, large traders appear cautious, possibly bracing for healthcare cost pressures or regulatory risks.

$UPS United Parcel Service logged 27 unusual trades, with sentiment leaning bullish. About 48% of investors were betting on upside versus 40% on downside, with $969,550 flowing into calls and $599,440 into puts. UPS closed at $85.29, barely above its 52-week low of $84.28, and remains in a downtrend with RSI at 36.21.

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