PFE Flow Report
Analysis based on market close March 31, 2026
Flow Verdict
Watch next session: $28.50 call OI buildup; Flow reaction near $30 strike
Flow Summary
Net premium: +$6.3M bullish
P/C volume ratio: 0.40 — extremely call-dominant
P/C OI ratio: 0.82 — moderate put lean in positioning
Notable Prints
Read-through: This is an aggressive OTM call purchase (8.6% above spot). The 4.8x volume/OI ratio suggests new positioning. Given the overall bullish flow regime, this is likely a directional bet targeting a move toward $30-31.
Read-through: High volume at the at-the-money put. In the context of strong call buying, this is more likely a short put sale (bullish income play) rather than protective buying. The IV of 24.2% is below the term structure average, supporting a sale interpretation.
Read-through: Volume in the May monthly, which contains the next earnings date (5/5/26 est.). The elevated IV (30.9% vs. ~26% for April) suggests this is earnings-related positioning. Likely a hedge against a post-earnings drop.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $28, $27, and $30 calls across April expiries, per premium flow data.
Put additions: Minimal recent put buying; large legacy OI at $20-$25 puts.
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — Positive GEX of +$222.9M aligns with bullish flow and creates a pinning effect near current price.
OI clusters: Major call OI at $28 (87K) and $30 (54K). Major put OI walls at $20 (60K), $24 (52K), and $25 (51K).
Hedging evidence: The massive put OI at $20-$25 represents a large, longer-term hedge or legacy positioning. Recent hedging is light, focused on earnings (May $29P).
Max pain context: Spot ($28.08) is above max pain ($26), creating gravitational pull lower. However, strong bullish flow is pushing against this.
Signal vs Noise
Key Conclusions
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