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•  23 Oct 2025
 

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$AMD Advanced Micro Devices saw a surge in options activity, with 22 unusual trades making noise among whales. Roughly 45% leaned bullish, while 36% were bearish. With $2.56 million in call volume versus $180K in puts, the data hints that big investors are positioning for strength ahead in AMD.

$DUOL Unusual options trades hit Duolingo as large investors took a clear bearish stance. The heavy put volume suggests that smart money might be preparing for a potential pullback or increased volatility. When moves this size appear in DUOL, retail traders should take note.

$FICO Fair Isaac drew attention from big money traders, with 11 unusual options trades surfacing. Sentiment leaned bearish, with 45% of positions reflecting downside bets versus 27% bullish. Total call value came in at $528K against $956K in puts showing caution among institutions toward FICO.

$IBM IBM saw 16 major options trades today, and the mood was mixed. Half of the investors positioned bullishly, while 37% were bearish. The total notional value approached $900K, favoring calls over puts. Institutional traders appear cautiously optimistic about IBM next earnings or AI catalysts.

$LMT Lockheed Martin’s options tape revealed 12 big trades, split between cautious optimism and defensive positioning. About 41% were bullish, while 50% leaned bearish. With nearly $600K in calls and $75K in puts, whales seem to be managing exposure carefully around LMT recent performance.

$LOW Lowes Companies caught unusual bearish options activity, with 60% of traders betting against the stock and 40% staying bullish. The $488K total volume mostly in calls suggests institutions are hedging positions amid concerns about retail sector softness. The short-term tone remains cautious on LOW.

$MA Mastercard recorded notable bullish options flows as institutional traders piled into call positions. The pattern suggests optimism over consumer spending resilience and digital payment growth. When large-scale money moves this decisively, it usually means confidence is building in MA.

$OKE ONEOK stood out not for options but for significant institutional accumulation. Apricus Wealth added more than 42,000 shares worth $3.3 million in Q3, even after the stock’s 30% slide. With a 6% dividend yield, it’s clear the smart money sees long-term value in OKE.

$PLTR Palantir Technologies once again attracted heavy bullish options activity. The move aligns with growing excitement around its AI and government contracts. Whales appear to be building long exposure, signaling continued conviction in PLTR upside potential.

$TTWO Take-Two Interactive showed 10 large options trades, 50% of which leaned bullish. Calls totaled $360K in value versus $305K in puts. With upcoming game releases and strong sentiment in the gaming space, institutions seem upbeat on TTWO prospects.

$WDC Western Digital options data showed a bearish tilt today as deep-pocketed traders loaded up on puts. The volume spike could reflect hedging activity or expectations of sector weakness. Moves like these often precede volatility in WDC price action.

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