META
Meta Platforms, Inc.Close $632.51EOD onlyThis page reflects META 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 OI or premium build at $660/$665-$675 calls (near-term expirations); Any increase in put flow around $620-$630 or fresh buying into $600 puts
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$744.1M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.47 — strong call-dominant volume today
P/C OI ratio: 0.47 — call-biased positioning (not just intraday noise)
Notable Prints
Read-through: Large, concentrated short-dated call buys that will force dealer delta hedging to buy stock into the session — aligns with positive GEX and pinning at $660, upward micro-pressure for spot.
Read-through: One of the largest single-strike premium flows ($51,024,235 net premium at $660 and $65.6M at $660/$665 band in top premium flow). Reinforces dealers needing to buy stock to hedge, supporting continued pinning around $660–$670.
Read-through: Notable put activity near $660 shows some two-sided positioning: while calls dominate overall, institutions are buying protection around current spot — caps aggressive upside but doesn't offset large call premium flow.
Read-through: Supports the laddered call accumulation above spot (650/660/665/675) that will keep dealer delta buying into strength.
Read-through: Very high Vol/OI but small per-contract premium; likely tactical hedging or market-maker activity reacting to heavy call buys rather than a large directional bearish conviction.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: Concentrated call premium and volume at $650-$675 (notably $650, $660, $665, $675) and sizable longer-dated call OI at $700-$750 — indicates institutions adding upside exposure both short-dated and further out.
Put additions: Some protective buying around $660 (4/17 put flow) and scattered short-dated put buys at $630-$640, but overall put premium is small relative to call premium (P/C Volume Ratio 0.47).
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — positive Total GEX $+209.4M and DEX +78.7M shares align with bullish flow and pinning behavior around near-term strikes ($660, $650, $670).
OI clusters: Large call OI clusters at $700 (11,645 OI), $750 (204,935 OI top across expirations), and concentrated near-term call OI at $640-$660; put clusters sit at $600 (7,133), $620 (6,516) and $630 (5,680) creating a put floor below spot.
Hedging evidence: Evidence of hedging: short-dated protective puts at $660 (4/17) and $630–$640 lumps, plus dealer delta hedging implied by high GEX concentration at $660 (+$17.9M) and $650 (+$10.4M). Little sign of large collar programs; more one-sided call buys financed by selling other structures is possible.
Max pain context: Max pain short-term expiries are materially below spot (e.g., $617.50 on 4/15); spot is above MP which supports margin for spot to stay elevated short-term while MP trend is downward over expirations. Dealers currently pinning around $660 while MP remains lower — watch tension if large put buying appears.
Signal vs Noise
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