LITE
Lumentum Holdings Inc.Close $868.07EOD onlyThis page reflects LITE options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Watch next session: $750 Call OI build for 4/17; Any defensive put flow near $600
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$145.3M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 1.07 — slight put lean
P/C OI ratio: 0.85 — moderate call lean
Notable Prints
Read-through: Given the extreme IV and distance from spot (~50% OTM), this is likely a cheap volatility/skew bet or a spread component, not a core directional signal. Its size makes it notable but not a primary flow driver.
Read-through: The lower IV (79.6% vs. 114% ATM for 4/2) and high strike suggest this was likely bought, aligning with the dominant bullish premium flow. A bet on a move above $830 within days.
Read-through: Given the high notional and spot at $702, this is likely a protective put bought by a shareholder. It's a meaningful hedge but is overwhelmed by the massive call premium on the other side.
Read-through: Consistent with the bullish premium flow theme. Adds to OI at a key resistance level just above the current max pain for 4/10 and 4/17.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: Heavy premium concentrated at $600, $680, $700, $750, $800 calls. This is institutional-scale directional or hedging flow.
Put additions: Defensive puts at $600 (large OI) and the unusual $350/$340/$360 prints, but premium is dwarfed by call side.
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — Positive GEX of $1.8M indicates net long gamma, supporting the 'pinning' regime and aligning with call-heavy premium flow.
OI clusters: Major call OI at $610, $620, $660, $750. Major put OI at $800 (large), $600. Creates a potential support zone near $600-$660 and resistance near $750-$800.
Hedging evidence: Yes — The $750 Put and $600 Put OI clusters show institutional hedging. However, the scale of call buying suggests any hedging is secondary to a bullish or covered-call income strategy.
Max pain context: Spot ($702.76) is below near-term max pain ($732.50 for 3/27, $700 for 4/2). The falling MP trend over longer expirations suggests OI is building at lower strikes over time, but current flow is fighting that by adding upside calls.
Signal vs Noise
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