PLTR
Palantir Technologies Inc.Close $136.88EOD onlyThis page reflects PLTR options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Watch next session: $152.50-$155 call flow / OI build (watch volume into those strikes); Net premium direction: new large put blocks or protective putprints into 4/10 expiry
Flow Summary
Net premium: -$312.4M bearish (large negative)
P/C volume ratio: 1.01 — balanced (essentially neutral)
P/C OI ratio: 1.05 — mild put OI tilt
Notable Prints
Read-through: Notable for size — this single, large-dollar put print is a primary driver of the extreme negative net premium figures. It signals either concentrated long-tail protection or a structured trade; it should not be interpreted alone as imminent delta-driven selling at near spot levels because strike is 113% away from spot.
Read-through: High volume into 4/10 at a strike 3% below spot points to defensive positioning ahead of the expiry window. This is meaningful notional and consistent with protective hedges that would pressure gamma dealers to hedge if spot approaches the strike.
Read-through: Concentrated trading at $138 alongside other april puts suggests layered protective buying across strikes rather than a single strike bet; reinforces the idea of short-term downside insurance rather than large directional positioning aimed to move spot.
Read-through: Another near-term put where volume overwhelms OI — part of the cluster of protective flows into the 4/10 expiry. Collectively these prints create dealer short-gamma toward the strike band if spot moves lower, but current positive GEX suggests dealers remain net long gamma overall due to call concentrations.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $150.00-$155.00 calls (large OI clusters at $150.00: 26,332 OI; $155.00: 20,904 OI; GEX concentration +$14.9M at $155 and +$11.9M at $150)
Put additions: Near-term protective puts concentrated around $140-$150 into 4/10 (notable flow at $146, $144, $145, $147) and deeper structural put OI at $130 and $100 (but those are below the ±10% band)
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — positive Total GEX $63.7M and DEX +84.2M shares align with call-heavy OI clusters that create a pinning / magnet dynamic around $150–$155 despite headline negative net premium.
OI clusters: $150 call cluster (26,332 OI) and $155 call cluster (20,904 OI) create a short-term pin/wall in the $150–$155 band; put clusters at $140 (13,607 OI) and $145 (8,860 OI) give support below if price sells off
Hedging evidence: Clear near-term protective put buying into 4/10 (multiple strikes with volume >> existing OI). Minimal evidence of systematic collars — more one-sided protective put activity plus heavy call OI (pinning).
Max pain context: Max pain for the earliest expiries sits at $147 (4/10) then $145 (4/17) while the MP drifts lower; spot ($150.07) sits above near-term MPs, consistent with dealers being positioned to pin spot down toward the MP band but currently being supported by call concentration at $150-$155.
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