FCX Flow Report
Analysis based on market close March 31, 2026
Flow Verdict
Watch next session: $59-$60 call premium flow for continuation; Any defensive put flow near $55-$57
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$9.9M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.67 — call-dominant
P/C OI ratio: 0.98 — balanced positioning
Notable Prints
Read-through: Most significant single print. Targets a ~9% move higher in 17 days, aligning with the expected move. High vol/oi confirms new position.
Read-through: Aggressive, short-dated call targeting a 7% move. Consistent with the bullish flow regime and high IV.
Read-through: Targets the middle of the 10-day expected move ($54.16-$63.40). Adds to the bullish near-term narrative.
Read-through: Noise in size, but the extreme IV (243%) indicates a cheap, far OTM put being purchased for catastrophic hedge, not a near-term directional view.
Read-through: Small size relative to call flow. Likely a hedge against a short-term pullback from current levels.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: Aggressive near-term calls at $62-$64 (Apr 2, 10, 17). Largest premium flow at $59 & $60 calls.
Put additions: Minimal near-term put flow. Major OI is in long-dated, far OTM puts ($33, $35, $50).
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — Positive GEX (+$23.8M) aligns with bullish call flow, supporting a pinning/mean-reverting regime near current spot.
OI clusters: Major call walls at $55 (23.6K OI) and $65 (23.0K OI). Major put walls at $35 (31.1K OI) and $50 (19.6K OI).
Hedging evidence: Clear evidence of long-term, far OTM put protection (massive OI at $33-$35). This is likely portfolio insurance, not a near-term directional bet.
Max pain context: Spot ($58.78) is above near-term max pain ($57), creating a mild gravitational pull lower. However, strong call flow is fighting this.
Signal vs Noise
Key Conclusions
Read the Flow analysis for FCX for 2026-03-31. 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.