TSLA
Tesla, Inc.Close $426.01EOD 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: Activity and premium flow into the $360 strikes (pin at $360 and GEX +$9.5M); Whether same-day option selling/buying (Apr-10 prints) unwind or are followed by additional directional trades
Flow Summary
Net premium: -$530.3M bearish (large net premium OUT of calls relative to puts at some far strikes; heavy put premium at far strikes dominates aggregate)
P/C volume ratio: 0.93 — near balanced, slight call tilt on volume
P/C OI ratio: 0.66 — call-biased open interest (more call OI than put OI)
Notable Prints
Read-through: Strong same-day call flow centered ATM — forces dealer hedges that can create upside pin action intraday but does not negate the large net premium sell/put-driven backdrop.
Read-through: Concentrated buy flow at $340-$345 indicates participants pushing for upside into same-day expiries; combined with dealer short gamma this can accentuate intraday bounces toward the $355 pin.
Read-through: Large put volume at slightly OTM strikes signals sizable downside hedging interest into the same-day expiry — offsets some of the call-side directional read and explains net premium negativity.
Read-through: High OTM-put turnover close to spot suggests active short-term hedging demand — contributes to the large negative net premium and to dealer positioning shifts.
Read-through: Another large ATM/near-ATM call print reinforcing short-dated upside gamma pressure; paired with heavy put buys, this reads like both directional bets and short-term volatility trades.
Institutional Positioning
Call additions: Short-dated calls concentrated $340-$350 (heavy Apr-10 prints at $340, $342.50, $345) and large longer-dated call OI clusters out at $370-$500 (structural call OI wall $370-$500).
Put additions: Significant same-day put buying around $337.50 and $347.50 (Apr-10) and sustained put OI at $230 (longer-term put floor). Top premium flows show outsized put premium at high strikes (e.g., $500 put flow) indicating concentrated protection demand.
GEX/DEX consistency: Partially consistent — Total GEX = -$42.0M (dealers short gamma) which aligns with heavy short-dated bilateral flow; DEX +123.8M shares implies large delta-bearing positions in stock that may be hedged via options.
OI clusters: $370 strike (30,766 call OI) and $360 (22,808 call OI) are the largest near-term call clusters; put OI cluster notable at $230 (22,646 put OI). These call OI concentrations create potential resistance/pin behavior in the $360–$370 zone while the $230 put cluster is a structural long-dated put floor (outside near-term range).
Hedging evidence: Clear same-day protective/insurance buying (large Apr-10 puts) and ATM call buys that look like delta/gamma plays. Evidence of organized collars is limited in the provided prints, but the coexistence of heavy short-dated calls and puts points to both directional bets and hedges being placed simultaneously.
Max pain context: Max pain pins in the near-term are above spot ($355 on 4/10; $360 on 4/13 & 4/15). Given large short-dated call flow and dealer short gamma, price may gravitate intraday toward the $355–$360 pins even while aggregate premium metrics show downside insurance demand.
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