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Micron Technology, Inc.Close $928.41EOD onlyThis page reflects MU options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Watch next session: Activity at $415/$425 (GEX concentration +$6.2M / +$1.2M) — fresh put buying or call sales would change the thesis; Large call flow or OI build at $450–$500 (structural call wall) — continuation would reinforce bullish pinning
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$350.0M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.83 — call-dominant on volume (moderate)
P/C OI ratio: 1.14 — greater put open interest (structural protection) despite call-heavy flow
Notable Prints
Read-through: Very large notional vs OI (22.4x) — institutional-sized directional bullish exposure or a rebalancing of large positions; increases dealer short delta and supports near-term pinning behavior as dealers hedge.
Read-through: High short-dated put activity right near spot indicates active hedging demand into the next weekly expiry; this creates dealer short-gamma and buys stock/deltas on weakness, supporting the case for near-term downside support but also signals caution among holders.
Read-through: Paired with heavy put activity around the same strikes, this suggests either two-sided position rebalancing or spread activity centered at ~422.5; still net supportive for short-term call skew.
Read-through: Concurrent activity in both call and put at 422.5 suggests hedging, synthetic stock trades or volatility repositioning rather than a pure directional bet; it's a near-term risk-management signal from institutions.
Read-through: Reasonable-sized speculative interest out at $475; supports skewed call demand and potential gamma exposure for dealers further out the curve, but not as weighty as the deep ITM $300 call.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $300 (large ITM accumulation), $415-$430 (near-term call flow), and $450-$500 (structural call wall / premium inflows)
Put additions: Significant short-dated protective demand at $415 and $422.50 (exp 4/17) plus legacy put OI clusters at $300/$250/$350/$380 indicating structural downside insurance held by institutions
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — positive GEX (+$47.5M) and DEX (+66.8M shares) align with the call-biased premium flow and create a pinning influence around near-term GEX concentrations (notably $415–$450).
OI clusters: $415 call cluster (14,049 OI) and $450–$500 call walls (12,647 / 15,041 OI) create upside resistance/wall behavior; put floor clusters at $250–$300 (13,272 / 16,919 OI) create structural downside cushions.
Hedging evidence: Clear: large near-term put purchases at $415 and $422.5 (high vol/oi) point to active protective hedging; coexistence of big long-call premium suggests institutions are extending upside while keeping downside protection (collars/partial hedges).
Max pain context: Max pain short-term sits at $377.50 (4/10) → $380 (4/17); MP is below spot but MP trend is rising ($378 → $390 over expirations), so dealers face pinning forces but spot currently sits ~11.4% above near MP.
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