INTC
Intel CorporationClose $118.50EOD onlyThis page reflects INTC options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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View latest reportEarnings Verdict
Earnings expected around 4/23 (17 days out). IV elevated (74.9% for 4/24), with a sharp 10.1 vol-point kink vs 4/17, indicating crush potential. Strong pinning forces and positive GEX suggest a range-bound move, favoring premium-selling or volatility surface strategies. Key risk is a gap beyond EM guardrails given high volatility.
Regime Classification
Earnings Overview
Next earnings: 2026-04-23 (17 days)explicit
Expected moves:
- 4/24 (18d): ±$6.75 (13.3%)
IV Setup
Term structure: Sharp kink at 4/24 (74.9% vs 64.8% on 4/17) — 10.1 vol-point differential, indicating earnings-driven IV spike.
Crush estimate: ~10-15 vol pts post-earnings, back to ~60-65% range.
Skew: P/C volume ratio 1.07 indicates slightly more put activity, but OI ratio 0.88 shows more call OI overall.
Historical Context
Beat rate: 75% (3/4 quarters)
Avg move vs expected: Insufficient data to compute; historical EPS surprises range from -12.81 to +31.21.
Directional bias: 3/4 quarters positive EPS surprise, suggesting upside bias.
Key Levels
Flow Highlights
$55.00 CALL 4/17: 9,004 volume vs 46,746 OI, net premium +$4.0M
Large call buying at key resistance, likely earnings upside bets.
$33.00 PUT: net premium -$4.0M (put buying)
Significant OTM put protection, indicating tail risk hedging.
Unusual: $51.00 PUT 4/17 ITM: 1,411 vol vs 103 OI (13.7x)
High-volume put activity near spot, possibly hedging or directional downside bets.
Strategies
Risk Assessment
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