OPEN
Opendoor Technologies IncClose $4.30EOD onlyThis page reflects OPEN options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
Consensus-supported lens with chain history and key metrics in the rail.
Flow Verdict
Watch next session: $5.00 call flow / OI changes (wall behavior); Put buying or rising P/C volume at $4.00-$4.50 (would signal hedging or bearish flip)
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$253K bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.29 — strongly call-dominant on volume
P/C OI ratio: 0.29 — call-heavy positioning vs puts
Notable Prints
Read-through: Meaningful relative to OI (7.7x) — notable put demand at $4.00 but strike sits just outside the strict ±10% band; watch if this accelerates, it could signal larger downside hedging despite overall call bias.
Read-through: Supports the dominant $5.00 call magnet / wall narrative — incremental fresh demand at the structural call OI concentration.
Read-through: High volume at the $4.50 strike (10,517 OI present in nearer chains) reinforces dealer hedging activity and a pin-magnet around $4.50–$5.00, consistent with positive GEX.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $4.50–$5.00 calls concentrated across near-term expirations (large OI clusters at $5.00: 23,911 OI and $4.50: 10,517 OI) — fresh premium flow netting +$292,618 at $5.00
Put additions: Notable isolated put accumulation at $4.00 (4,424 vol on OI=575) and existing put OI at $4.00/4.50, but overall put presence is smaller vs call stack
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — positive total GEX $+16.3M and DEX +28.0M shares align with pinning behavior around the $4.50–$5.00 band and a bullish flow regime
OI clusters: $5.00 call cluster (23,911 OI) is the dominant wall; secondary clusters at $6.00 (15,360 OI) and $4.50 (10,517 OI). Put clusters sit at $4.00 and $4.50 but are smaller than call concentrations.
Hedging evidence: Some protective put activity at $4.00 and $4.50 (put OI 8,707–9,797 in near-term ranges) indicating institutions maintain downside hedges, but not enough to offset net call accumulation; collars possible but not dominant.
Max pain context: Max pain short-term is $4.50 (4/10 & 4/17) and shifts to $5.00 by 4/24 — current spot $4.55 sits above MP and the MP trend is falling, but near-term pins ($4.50–$5.00) match the strong call OI band.
Signal vs Noise
Key Conclusions
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