INTEL UNUSUAL OPTIONS FLOW PRIOR TO NEWS — Transcript
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- 0:03Welcome, welcome, welcome back to the
- 0:06United States of unusual options flow.
- 0:10Intel normally a disappointment for all
- 0:12involved recently the subject of a lot
- 0:14of bullish options activity.
- 0:17Yesterday, August 14th, I noted that
- 0:20Intel had quite a bit of bullish call
- 0:22activity in the last few sessions.
- 0:26About an hour later, news broke that the
- 0:28White House was discussing taking a
- 0:30stake in Intel. Intel shares soared on
- 0:34the news.
- 0:38Some of the specific contracts we've
- 0:40seen floating around include the 23
- 0:42strike calls expiring August 22nd with
- 0:45three days of flow between 25 and 36
- 0:49cents per contract.
- 0:52These are seeing a high of 285 today.
- 0:58How about the 21 and a half strike calls
- 1:01expiring today? An average fill of 39
- 1:05cents at the time of this tweet on
- 1:07Monday.
- 1:09These have just filled for 385. So
- 1:12that's about a 10 times gainer there.
- 1:16Check out these flows and much much more
- 1:20shared and discussed live during market
- 1:22hours in the Unusual Wells Discord
- 1:25server.
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