Options Trading Signals Where Big-Money Moves

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•  02 Dec 2025
 

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$AVGO Broadcom just lit up the options tape with 107 unusual trades, and while calls dominate by count (82 calls vs. 25 puts), the tone skews cautious with 42% of large players leaning bearish. Over $8.2M in call premium versus $1.9M in puts shows hedging and speculation collling. The wide $66 - $560 targeting band hints at expectations for big swings rather than a slow grind, making this feel like the market bracing for a catalyst in the semiconductor space.

$DELL Dell options market is flashing a selectively bullish bias, as 20 calls vs. 1 put were detected in the latest scan, totaling over $1.23M in upside bets. The smart money appears focused on a $90 - $145 range, and with trading activity holding steady and price action consolidating, this looks like positioning ahead of a potential breakout rather than a reactive trade.

$FDX FedEx quietly attracted bullish capital with 58% of unusual trades leaning positive, as 9 calls outweighed 3 puts in detected activity. Traders clustered their focus on a $200 - $290 zone, and the total premium skew toward calls suggests expectations for momentum to continue if shipping and macro data cooperate.

$INTC Intel experienced an outright options frenzy with 114 unusual trades. A massive $9.2M in call premium versus $3.8M in puts suggests institutional optimism is building. The focus range of $28 - $70 captures both recovery and growth scenarios, signaling aggressive repositioning for a new chapter in the story.

$LITE Lumentum options flow is conflicted. While calls outnumber puts, overall sentiment skews bearish. The unusually wide target band of $40 - $450 signals traders are positioning for extreme volatility, not a quiet, range-bound move. With relatively low open interest compared to others, this looks more like a speculative play on a sharp upcoming shift.

$LRCX Lam Research attracted predominantly bearish positioning, with 60% of unusual trades leaning negative, even though calls totaled more in dollar terms than puts. The targeted $86 - $185 window suggests uncertainty rather than conviction, and the activity may reflect protective hedging in the semiconductor equipment sector instead of outright downside conviction.

$SOFI SoFi continues to be a magnet for speculative flow, and the latest options activity confirms traders are leaning bullish. 24 calls vs. 4 puts and more than $1.4M in call premium highlight growing interest, with whales circling a wide $10 - $47 range as sentiment steadily improves.

$TSLA Tesla delivered the loudest signal by far with 909 unusual options trades and over $40M in call premium versus $16M in puts. The shockingly wide $5 - $940 target range screams that traders are positioning for an explosive, headline-driven move. Sentiment is split, but expectations for volatility are massive.

$WBD Warner Bros. Discovery drew a bullish-leaning crowd, with 40 calls vs. 5 puts and sentiment at 57% bullish. The action clustered around a $15 - $27 zone, and with volume picking up and momentum improving, the options flow suggests traders believe the current optimism around restructuring and streaming strategy still has room to play out.

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