SMCI
Super Micro Computer, Inc.Close $46.09EOD onlyThis page reflects SMCI options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Watch next session: $26.00 area — fresh call OI / premium flow vs. dealer hedging; Any notable increase in put volume at or below $24.00 (day session) that pushes net premium further negative
Flow Summary
Net premium: -$13.1M bearish (net premium negative today)
P/C volume ratio: 0.50 — call-dominant volume today
P/C OI ratio: 0.83 — modest call OI tilt but not extreme
Notable Prints
Read-through: This is the single largest premium driver today (explains net premium negative). It's a tail/lottery-sized defensive position that skews headline premium but sits far from spot (170% from spot), so limited near-term pin pressure; watch if similar concentrated ITM/near-ITM puts print nearer-term.
Read-through: Long-dated call demand indicates speculative upside interest around the high-20s; not huge capital but material for tail call flow and consistent with call-dominant intraday volume.
Read-through: High vol/low OI print — more a speculative/tail bet than institutional directional sizing into near-term dealer gamma. Not immediate pin influence.
Read-through: Adds short-dated call flow into the April 17 expiration but not large enough to change dealer hedging materially versus the big GEX clusters.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: $25.00 - $27.50 short-term call concentration (premium flow positive at $25/$26/$25.50 and large OI at $26.00, $27.50, $27.00); long-dated speculative calls also at $29 and $41
Put additions: Notable large put premium at $70.00 (May 15) driving net negative premium; static OI concentration in puts around $20.00 and $13.00 suggests downside protection exists lower in the capital structure
GEX/DEX consistency: Yes — GEX +$87.2M and near-term GEX concentrations (+$21.1M at $26.00; +$12.7M at $27.50; +$10.0M at $25.00) align with pinning behavior and call-skewed intraday flow despite net premium headline negativity
OI clusters: $32.00 call wall (OI 51,030) sits well above spot (resistance beyond 10%); nearest actionable clusters inside ±10%: $26.00 (38,998 OI), $27.50 (30,056 OI), $25.00 (23,093 OI) — these create pin/magnet behavior around mid-25s to 27.5
Hedging evidence: Some protective put positioning exists at $20/$13 strikes (sizey OI), and the large $70 put trade looks like a defensive institutional hedge or structured trade. Little evidence of systematic collaring around spot in the active near-term strikes.
Max pain context: Near-term max pain pins at $24 (4/17) and $23 (4/24) sit slightly below spot; dealers' GEX concentrations at $25-$26 counteract immediate pull to MP and produce pinning higher than MP in the very short run.
Signal vs Noise
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