AVGO
Broadcom Inc.Close $459.97EOD onlyThis page reflects AVGO options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Watch next session: Whether call volume persists at $390-$400 strikes (flows matching the $14.9M and $13.7M GEX pockets).; Whether front-week put prints ($377.50/$380/$390) and the 2,566-lot $380 front-week print are followed by additional buying or are one-off insurance executions.
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$740.3M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.48
P/C OI ratio: 1.13
Notable Prints
Read-through: Front-week hedging pressure — watch whether these fills are followed by additional front-week put asks; if persistent, it would cap near-term upside and indicate risk-off overlay to the broader bullish flow.
Read-through: Significant institutional bullish positioning for medium-term upside; supports sustained upside bias and dealer gamma positivity unless offsetting long-dated puts materialize.
Read-through: Needs contextual interpretation.
Read-through: Reinforces institutional interest in pushing through the $408-414 EM band and the $410 pin region; if repeated, dealers will need to buy underlying to hedge, supporting price.
Read-through: Needs contextual interpretation.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $300 (large structural OI and premium concentration), $360 (big premium concentration), $390-$400 (near-term call premium pockets and GEX pin magnets), and OTM $410/$420 interest in May expirations.
Put additions: Front-week puts at $377.50/$380/$390 indicate tactical protective buying; longer-dated put OI remains concentrated in the $250-$320 area (structural put floor).
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — flow (net premium +$740.3M) aligns with a positive dealer gamma environment (GEX +$82.4M) and DEX +54.1M shares. Dealer hedging of call demand supports pinning near $390-$400.
OI clusters: Largest OI clusters sit at $300 CALL (25,666 OI), $390 CALL (14,379 OI), $400 CALL (10,654 OI) and put concentrations at $250/$290/$300 (multi-expiry). These create a short-to-medium term magnet in the $390-$400 band with a structural left-tail put floor between $220-$300.
Hedging evidence: There is clear short-dated hedging (front-week $377.50-$390 puts) alongside large-term call accumulation — a classic institutional posture: buy upside while buying limited short-dated insurance. No evidence of wholesale collaring dominating the flow; protective puts appear tactical rather than pervasive.
Max pain context: Max pain for front expirations sits below spot ($367.50 today, falling to $340 across short expiries) but premium and GEX pockets at $390-$400 create an opposing pin — institutional call demand is counteracting the MP pull, leading to the current pinning regime above the MP.
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