Options Trading Signals Where Big-Money Moves

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•  05 Dec 2025
 

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$AVGO Broadcom is flashing a loud signal in the options market, with 162 unusual trades spotted and a clear skew toward calls, 103 calls versus 59 puts. Nearly half of participants expressed bullish expectations, while a smaller portion leaned bearish, pointing to a market that is positioning for upside but hedging selectively. The concentration of activity between the 200 and 560 strikes suggests that large traders are bracing for a meaningful move, not just a minor fluctuation.

$LITE Lumentum Holdings has drawn quiet but notable attention from deep pocketed traders, as 16 uncommon options trades appeared across the tape. Calls dominate both in count and dollar value, hinting at optimism around a potential upside catalyst. The wide strike range reaching up to 400 suggests that some participants are expecting more than just a modest move.

$PAAS Pan American Silver has seen a spike in speculative interest, with 12 calls stacked against just 1 put. That imbalance signals growing bullish conviction in the metals space, possibly tied to renewed interest in precious metals. The targeted range between 25 and 60 implies that traders are positioning for an extended run rather than a short term pop.

$RIVN Rivian continues to attract aggressive options traders, with 35 significant trades heavily favoring calls. While bearish positioning still exists, the dominance of bullish bets suggests that traders are preparing for a rebound or positive catalyst despite recent price softness. The focused strike window of 10 to 35 reflects expectations of a defined but impactful move within a familiar range.

$S SentinelOne stands out for its sizable options activity paired with a sharp recent price drop. More than 1.8 million in call trades contrasts with a much smaller put total, creating a divergence between price action and options sentiment. Traders appear to be anticipating stabilization or a potential rebound inside the 13 to 25 range.

$SHAK Shake Shack is showing a heavily bearish tilt from options traders, with puts vastly outnumbering calls in both volume and sentiment. This imbalance suggests caution around upcoming performance or pressure in the consumer discretionary space. The targeted price band of 77.5 to 95 indicates expectations of volatility rather than a full collapse.

$SNOW Snowflake options activity reflects a mixed but intense outlook, as calls outnumber puts while a meaningful amount of bearish positioning remains. This split suggests uncertainty in direction but strong expectations of movement. The strike corridor from 170 to 300 highlights a wide range of views on valuation and growth.

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