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Vol. II · No. 311Saturday, 7 November 2026
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Call Heavy Whale Flows Top 26M on INTC NVDA at 0.862 Ratio

Filed Friday 6 November 2026 · 22:49 UTC · Entry no. 134531 · scored against the close · never edited

Call Heavy Whale Flows Top 26M on INTC NVDA at 0.862 Ratio


Options Whale Flow Breakdown

Ten whale options trades produced 26.5M in call heavy premium which means the total exceeds any put heavy volume by a wide margin and concentrates in semiconductor names. INTC recorded 11.73M across 311928 contracts which means this single name accounts for 44 percent of the call total and signals concentrated demand. SPCX added 7.73M across 64761 contracts while NVDA contributed 3.38M across 58223 contracts which means the combined semiconductor call size reaches 22.84M and drives the overall bullish options market sentiment. Smaller prints in SOXS at 2.75M and TSLL at 774.9K extend the leveraged exposure while NOK at 81.3K remains mixed and BMNU plus BITO stay below 25K each in put heavy flow which means those sizes exert negligible counterweight.

Name Premium Contracts Implication
INTC 11.73M 311928 drives 44 percent of call total and reinforces bullish options list
SPCX 7.73M 64761 extends semiconductor call size and adds to 26.5M aggregate
NVDA 3.38M 58223 supports net bullish bias with META and AMZN also listed

Put Call Ratio Implications

Average put call ratio sits at 0.862 which means net call demand prevails because the figure stays below 1.0 and reverses yesterday’s 1.143 reading which means downside protection traded more heavily in the prior session. Bullish options appear on META and AMZN while the bearish options list stays empty which means the options market registers no offsetting bearish flow in those benchmarks and keeps sentiment tilted higher.

SPY Positioning Relative to Max Pain

SPY max pain holds at 745.00 while price prints 735.67 which means the index sits 1.27 percent below the level and creates potential pinning pressure into expiry today. The gap narrows from the prior week’s 775.00 level which means near term max pain has drifted lower over four weeks yet remains above current prints and limits immediate upside until 745.00 is reclaimed.

Dark Pool Absence and Broader Context

Dark pool count sits at 0 which means no dark pool data available because the top list is empty and leaves real money equity flow reads incomplete for the session.

Scenario Weights and Risk Factors

Scenario weights stand at 45 percent if SPY reclaims 745.00 max pain which would lift price because call heavy flows would then align with index pinning. 35 percent weight attaches to sustained flows above 26M which would reinforce bullish options market sentiment because additional call heavy trades would extend the 0.862 ratio bias. 20 percent weight sits on the ratio remaining below 1.0 which would keep net call demand intact because any move above 1.0 would reverse the current bullish options tilt. Risk sits at 28 percent driven by the 9.33 point gap to max pain which means pinning or modest downside remains possible until the level is tested.

Level Observation Focus
Beginner Track how put call ratio below 1.0 aligns with call heavy premium totals and what that means for price direction
Intermediate Compare individual name premiums such as INTC at 11.73M against aggregate 26.5M to gauge concentration strength
Advanced Monitor the 1.27 percent gap between 735.67 price and 745.00 max pain for any shift in options structure that alters the bullish options market sentiment read

Bullish options whale flow and 0.862 put call ratio point to higher prices because multiple call-heavy trades exceed 26M total.

This is analysis, not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

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