TSLA
Tesla, Inc.Close $417.26EOD onlyThis page reflects TSLA options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Watch next session: $375-$385 put OI buildup for 4/1 expiry; Spot reaction to $370 level
Flow Summary
Net premium: -$859.5M bearish
P/C volume ratio: 0.99 — perfectly balanced volume
P/C OI ratio: 0.70 — call-leaning positioning
Notable Prints
Read-through: Extremely high volume vs. OI suggests new positioning. The 8.8% IV is low, indicating these were likely bought, not sold. This is a bearish bet just above spot.
Read-through: Even lower IV (4.4%) strongly suggests these puts were purchased, not sold for premium. Massive new bearish flow targeting a move below $380 by expiry.
Read-through: Another massive, new put position. The cluster of high-volume puts at $375, $377.50, and $380 creates a concentrated bearish wall for the 4/1 expiry, targeting a break below $375.
Read-through: Extremely low IV (4.0%) is the hallmark of a short call. This is likely premium collection against a position or a bearish bet that spot stays below $382.50. It offsets some of the massive put premium but is structurally bearish/neutral.
Read-through: High volume but lower IV suggests significant short call activity here as well, reinforcing the $380 area as a resistance zone for the near term.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: Minimal near-term. Long-dated OI is in $400+ calls, but flow is not supporting new buys.
Put additions: Massive new puts at $375-$385 for 4/1 expiry. Even larger bearish premium in OTM strikes ($500, $505, $525 puts).
GEX/DEX consistency: No — conflicting signals. Positive GEX (+$47.6M) suggests pinning/mean reversion, but massive negative net premium flow is aggressively bearish.
OI clusters: Near-term: $380 Call (6.4K OI), $375 Put (1.4K OI). Long-term: Extreme OTM calls ($680, $960) are likely legacy/speculative, not relevant for current flow.
Hedging evidence: Overwhelming. The -$859.5M net premium, driven by huge OTM put buys ($500-$700 strikes), is a clear institutional hedge against a major downside move.
Max pain context: Spot ($371.75) is below near-term max pain ($385 for 3/23, $380 for 3/25-27). This supports the bearish flow thesis, as pinning forces would pull price up toward pain, not down.
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