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•  04 Dec 2025
 

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$A Agilent Technologies is flashing an unusual options signal as a wave of big-money trades hit the tape today. Around ten notable contracts showed up, with the majority leaning bearish in tone, even though calls still dominated overall dollar value. One put worth roughly $33K and nine calls totaling over $600K suggests mixed convictions, but the size alone makes it worth watching. What really stands out is the targeted price range of $110 to $145 over the past three months, which hints that institutions or well-funded traders are positioning for turbulence or a potential shift in momentum. With the stock moving sideways near $148, this options activity feels like a quiet warning bell for traders who pay attention to the smart money.

$ASML ASML options chain is buzzing after more than 50 unusual trades were detected, a clear sign that heavy hitters are circling this semiconductor giant. The flow leans slightly bullish, with calls making up the bulk of activity and representing over $4 million in value. Still, a noticeable chunk of bearish positions keeps the picture interesting. The projected price band of $600 to $1,600 highlights just how much uncertainty and opportunity traders see in ASML right now. Even as the stock pulls back short term, the broader uptrend and strong options interest suggest that big players are still very engaged here.

$LLY Eli Lilly is attracting attention from both bulls and bears, with options traders splitting almost evenly in sentiment. Fourteen puts valued at about $2.5 million versus fourteen calls at roughly $625K paint a picture of intense positioning and hedging activity. The implied price window, stretching from $500 to $1,140, tells us that traders are bracing for potentially large moves in either direction. Despite the slight dip in the stock today, the elevated options volume and persistent uptrend suggest that Lilly remains a high-stakes battleground for sophisticated investors.

$LULU Lululemon is seeing a surge of smart-money interest, with nearly 30 unusual options trades crossing the market. The skew here is balanced, with an almost even split between bullish and bearish traders, and more than a million dollars placed on both sides of the bet. The focus zone between $150 and $300 reveals that traders expect significant volatility ahead, even as the stock continues its broader uptrend. For retail traders, this type of activity often signals that a key move or a period of intense price discovery could be approaching.

$MRVL Marvell Technology is clearly on the radar of institutional players after 22 standout options trades were flagged. A strong bullish bias is present, with 20 calls vs. just 2 puts and more than $3.2 million flowing into call positions alone. The targeted range of $55 to $160 gives plenty of room for upside speculation, especially with the stock still in a wider uptrend despite a red day. Elevated volume and open interest suggest that big-money traders are not just making quick bets, they are building real positions around future expectations.

$OSCR Oscar Health is quietly becoming a favorite among options traders hunting for asymmetric setups. With eight unusual trades detected and over 60% of them leaning bullish, sentiment around the stock has noticeably shifted. Calls dominated the flow, signaling confidence in a move toward the upper end of the $15 to $25 target zone that whales have been eyeing. Even while the stock chops sideways, this options activity hints that informed investors could be anticipating a more decisive breakout.

$REGN Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is showing a more cautious and defensive tone in the options market. Twelve unusual trades leaned toward the bearish side, with puts representing the larger share of value. Traders appear to be positioning around the $500 to $750 range, suggesting concern over downside risk or at least near-term hesitation. Despite maintaining an overall uptrend, this increase in bearish hedging activity indicates that large players are tightening their risk management as uncertainty builds around the next move.

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