Unusual Stock Options Activity

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•  30 Dec 2025
 

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$AAPL Apple unusual options activity shows a bullish skew with 57% bullish versus 25% bearish sentiment, and traders targeting upside toward the $330 area while bearish positioning clusters closer to the $95 lower bound, reflecting optimism despite a sideways price trend.

$COST Costco options flow is mixed with roughly 46–50% bullish against 30–36% bearish sentiment, placing bullish upside targets near $1,080–$1,200 while bearish protection centers around $345–$760, consistent with uncertainty inside a broader downtrend.

$CRM Salesforce displays constructive options sentiment with 54–59% bullish versus 22–29% bearish, as traders position for upside into the $320–$380 zone while downside risk is framed closer to $130–$200, aligning with an ongoing uptrend.

$ETN Eaton stands out with an aggressive 76% bullish and 0% bearish options profile, signaling confidence in upside continuation even as price trends lower, though formal target ranges were not specified, suggesting directional conviction over precise levels.

$GOOG Alphabet options activity reflects balanced conviction at 45% bullish versus 38% bearish, with bullish traders looking toward $450 while bearish hedges sit closer to $55, highlighting expectations for wide-range movement within an uptrend.

$HOOD Robinhood options sentiment leans bearish with 27–37% bullish against 33–54% bearish, as traders defend against downside risk while upside targets remain undefined, reinforcing caution amid a persistent downtrend.

$INTC Intel options positioning is split with roughly 50–55% bullish and up to 50% bearish, lacking clear target ranges, but signaling traders are weighing rebound potential against continued downside pressure.

$META Meta Platforms shows notable call-driven interest with 38–41% bullish versus 35% bearish, and while no explicit targets were cited, the heavy bullish premium suggests expectations for upside expansion beyond current sideways levels.

$NVDA NVIDIA options market skews bearish with just 28% bullish versus 60% bearish, defining bullish upside near $200 while bearish traders focus on risk toward the $180 area, consistent with consolidation at elevated levels.

$RIVN Rivian options sentiment is divided with 36–44% bullish against up to 52% bearish, pointing to upside targets between $30–$40 while bearish positioning anchors closer to $12–$15, reflecting volatility within an uptrend.

$SBUX Starbucks options activity is light and skewed bearish with about 12% bullish versus 62% bearish, and without clear targets, traders appear more focused on downside risk control than upside speculation.

$TSLA Tesla options tape is sharply split with roughly 38–40% bullish and 40–41% bearish, defining extreme bullish upside scenarios as high as $830–$990 while bearish hedges extend down toward $5, underscoring volatility rather than direction.

$TTWO Take-Two Interactive shows strong bullish conviction with 63% bullish versus 9% bearish, as upside targets cluster near $390 while downside protection sits around $210, consistent with a sideways base and breakout speculation.

$UBER Uber options sentiment remains mixed to cautious with 31–46% bullish against up to 56% bearish, framing upside toward $100 while bearish traders hedge closer to $45, aligning with a downtrend backdrop.

$UPS United Parcel Service options are decisively bearish with 22% bullish versus 70% bearish, placing bullish upside targets near $125 while bearish positioning looks toward $75, a notable divergence from the current uptrend.

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