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Intel CorporationClose $68.50EOD 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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Watch next session: Large call flow or OI buildup at $65.00–$70.00 (would strengthen bullish pin); Follow-on activity in $62.50–$60.00 puts (would indicate protective hedging becoming directional)
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$74.0M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 1.44 — heavier put volume vs call volume today, but premium-weighted flow favors calls
P/C OI ratio: 0.94 — neutral OI split with slight call edge in longer-dated positioning
Notable Prints
Read-through: Concentrated, high vol/OI ratio on an ITM, near-expiry put signals urgent one-off hedging or spec short-dated bearish exposure; size (~$1.25M) is meaningful versus single-trade retail but still modest vs aggregate OI — watch for follow-up in adjacent strikes/expiries.
Read-through: Meaningful buy interest at $60.00 across the next-expiration window reinforces dealer support behavior at that strike (GEX +$13.6M at $60.00). If price tests $60.00, dealer gamma should create pinning/bid support.
Read-through: Large notional and heavy volume in long-dated $43 puts signals institutional tail hedging or volatility targeting; contributes to overall put OI clusters on the downside and indicates risk managers buying crash protection.
Read-through: Very high IV on a far OTM put with moderate notional — looks like vol-targeted tail hedging or structured trade component rather than primary near-term directional pressure.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $50.00, $55.00, $60.00, $65.00 and deep-dated $70.00–$80.00 calls (premium-weighted call accumulation at $50/$65 per Top Premium Flow and high OI at $70.00).
Put additions: Targeted put buys concentrated at near-term $62.50 (Apr17), $60.00 (Apr24) and long-dated downside protection at $43.00 (Dec). Several large flows show selective hedging rather than broad put accumulation.
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — positive Total GEX $137.4M and dealer pinning at $60/$65 align with call-heavy premium flows; dealers will likely provide bid/support into $60.00–$65.00.
OI clusters: Large call OI clusters at $70.00 (71,350 and additional 50,650 entries aggregated), $55.00 (54,757), $60.00 (53,661) and $50.00 calls (59,293/41,548 aggregated). Put clusters are concentrated lower: $35.00 (37,677) and $40.00 (25,883), with notable put OI at $50.00 (22,571).
Hedging evidence: Clear evidence of protective hedging: near-term ITM $62.50 and $60.00 put buying and large long-dated $43.00 puts indicate institutional tail hedges and one-off protective buys; limited evidence of widespread collar activity in the near term.
Max pain context: Max pain is at $50.00 for the nearest expirations while spot is above MP (spot $62.38). MP trend is downward, but near-term dealer gamma concentrations at $60/$65 create a stronger short-term pin than the MP level would suggest.
Signal vs Noise
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