AMZN Flow Report
Analysis based on market close March 25, 2026
Flow Verdict
Watch next session: $210-$215 put OI for pinning; Flow into April $225+ calls for directional conviction
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$33.6M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.77 — call-dominant
P/C OI ratio: 0.72 — moderate call lean
Notable Prints
Read-through: Bullish signal; suggests fear of a drop below $210 is evaporating ahead of expiration
Read-through: Further evidence of bearish position unwinding as spot sits at $211.71
Read-through: Smaller, tactical positioning for the week ahead, not a major directional bet
Read-through: Statistically insignificant but highlights retail speculative interest in deep OTM calls
Read-through: Small size suggests it's not a major directional view, more likely portfolio insurance
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: Strong premium flow into $210, $225, and $220 calls. Notable OI clusters at $230C and $250C suggest institutional upside targets.
Put additions: Minimal new put buying. The large volume in 3/25 $210P and $212.50P is overwhelmingly closing activity, not new bearish bets.
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — High positive GEX ($210.6M) aligns with bullish flow and pinning behavior above max pain ($205-$207.50).
OI clusters: Major call walls at $230 (40,560 OI), $250 (40,919 OI), and $260 (68,086 OI). Put OI is less concentrated, with the $210 strike showing recent high volume closure.
Hedging evidence: Limited. The $170 Put for 4/1 is small and far OTM, more likely a tail-risk hedge than a directional bet. The dominant flow is call-centric.
Max pain context: Spot ($211.71) is well above near-term max pain ($205-$207.50), creating a gravitational pull higher as puts expire worthless and dealers are short gamma.
Signal vs Noise
Key Conclusions
Read the Flow analysis for AMZN for 2026-03-25. This AI-generated report covers regime classification, key price levels, strategy recommendations, and actionable trade ideas drawn from end-of-day options data including gamma exposure, delta exposure, and implied volatility.