US Stock Options | Tesla, Nvidia, Apple all see a decline in trading volume! TSMC and DJT are hot

Overnight, the US stock market experienced the longest continuous decline in six months, with AI concept stocks generally falling while Chinese concept stocks rose overall.

Overview of US Stock Options Trading

Top ten US stock options trading overnight: Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, AMD, TSMC, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Micron Technology, DJT.

Among them:

Tesla fell by over 3%, with options trading falling to 2.37 million contracts, and put options accounting for 54%. Put options with a strike price of $150 expiring on April 19 traded nearly 230,000 contracts, while call options with strike prices of $152.5, $150, and $155 traded 160,000, 130,000, and 110,000 contracts respectively.

Nvidia rose by nearly 1%, with options trading remaining around 1.45 million contracts, and call options accounting for 56%. Call options and put options with a strike price of $850 traded 70,000 and 50,000 contracts respectively.

Apple fell by 0.6%, with options trading falling to 790,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 63.6%. Call options with a strike price of $170 traded 75,000 contracts.

AMD rose by nearly 1%, with options trading falling to 670,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 54%. Call options with a strike price of $155 traded 50,000 contracts.

TSMC fell by 5%, with options trading surging to 480,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 68%.

Amazon fell by over 1%, with options trading falling to 390,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 65.6%.

Meta rose by over 1%, with options trading slightly increasing to 370,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 56%.

Microsoft fell by 2%, with options trading increasing to 340,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 56%.

Micron Technology fell by 4%, with options trading increasing to 320,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 65%.

Trump concept stock DJT surged by 26%, with options trading increasing to 280,000 contracts, and put options accounting for 52%.

Netflix fell by 0.5%, with options trading increasing to 260,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 54%.

NU fell by over 1%, with options trading increasing to 240,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 53.5%. Put options with a strike price of $9 expiring on November 15 and call options with a strike price of $14 both traded 50,000 contracts.

MPW rose by 5%, with options trading increasing to 220,000 contracts, and call options accounting for 88.9%. Call options with a strike price of $2 expiring on January 17, 2025 traded 70,000 contracts, while call options with a strike price of $4.5 expiring on April 19, 2024 traded 60,000 contracts