FIGR
Figure Technology Solutions, InClose $36.40EOD onlyThis page reflects FIGR options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Neutral with a weak upward bias toward $33-$34, but conviction remains low due to extreme volatility and mixed signals. Confidence: 5.5/10. The strongest signals are positive GEX (+$1.4M) creating a pinning regime and spot below near-term max pain, but net premium flow is negative and the max pain trend is falling.
Conflicts: Net premium -$641K (bearish flow), falling max pain trend ($33 → $32), extreme IV (99.6%) creates noise.
Regime Classification
Price Range Forecast
Key Levels
Dealer Positioning (GEX/DEX)
GEX: $+1.4M
DEX: +4.0M shares
Gamma flip: ~$30 (Approx — based on put OI concentration of 5,431)
NTM gamma: Positive GEX concentrated near $30 (5,431 put OI). Below $30, dealer gamma flips negative, accelerating selling. Above $32, call gamma is lighter, offering less resistance to rallies.
IV Analysis
IV vs VIX: IV 99.6% — extreme vs any reasonable VIX, offering premium selling edge.
Term structure: Humped: 4/02 97.4% > 4/10 93.3% > 5/01 95.8%. Elevated across curve with a kink at 5/01 (earnings).
Skew: Front-week (4/02) IV ~4 vol points richer than 4/10 — supports selling near-term premium against longer-dated.
Flow Analysis
Net premium: Net -$641K bearish; P/C vol 0.63 shows call volume dominance, but OI ratio 0.53 indicates more put positions open.
Directional prints: 1) $30C 4/24: Vol 200 vs OI 105 (1.9x) at 99.9% IV — could be bullish call buying or short put covering. Given mixed flow, side unclear. 2) $32C 4/24: Vol 200 vs OI 100 (2.0x) at 97.1% IV — similar speculative activity near spot. One line for structural/hedging: Large negative premium flows at OTM puts ($40, $75, $70) dominate net, suggesting institutional downside protection or aggressive short put selling.
Unusual: The $30 strike shows massive positive call premium ($343K) alongside the largest put OI (5,431) — a classic pinning battleground.
Risks & Catalysts
Strategy Viability
| Strategy | Edge | Best Setup | Primary Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long stock | Weak | Avoid. Extreme vol and pinning regime offer better alternatives. | Idiosyncratic volatility without premium capture. |
| Short stock | Moderate-Weak | Entry $32-33, stop above $34. Target $30. Aligns with negative flow but fights GEX pin. | Upward squeeze to $33-$34 max pain. |
| Covered call | Moderate-Strong | If long shares, sell 4/17 $35 call for ~$1.50 credit. Captures high IV, targets resistance. | Stock breaks below $30 — loss on shares outweighs premium. |
| Cash-secured put / put spread | Moderate-Strong | Sell 4/17 $30/$25 put spread. Credit ~$1.50-$1.80. Targets $25 OI support, benefits from pinning GEX. | Break below $25 OI wall. |
| Long calls | Weak | Avoid. High IV and pinning regime make directional long premium expensive. | IV crush and time decay even if spot drifts up. |
| Long puts / bear put spreads | Moderate | Buy 4/17 $32/$27 bear put spread. Debit ~$2.00. Targets move to $30 gamma flip. | GEX pin upward to $33 creates headwind. |
| Iron condor | Moderate | $27/$25P x $35/$37C 4/17. Credit ~$0.80. Uses EM bounds ($26.50-$37.15) and GEX pinning. | Break of $30 or $35 invalidates. |
| Calendar/diagonal | Moderate | Sell 4/02 $33 call (IV 97.4%), buy 4/10 $33 call (IV 93.3%). Credit ~$0.30. Captures front-week richness. | Spot moves through $33. |
| PMCC / LEAPS diagonal | Moderate-Strong | Buy Jan 2027 $25 call (~$7.50), sell 4/17 $35 calls against it. Captures IV differential (88.8% vs 94.2%). | Stock stays below $35 — long LEAPS decays slowly. |
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