Options Trading Heats Up for ITT, Toll Brothers, and Paysafe
Analyzing Recent Options Activity in the Russell 3000 Index
Today, activity in the options market for some companies in the Russell 3000 index stood out. ITT Inc (Symbol: ITT) saw significant trading volume, with 3,038 contracts exchanged, equating to roughly 303,800 underlying shares. This figure represents about 67.4% of its average daily trading volume of 450,455 shares over the past month. Notably, the $165 strike call option expiring on December 20, 2024, attracted considerable attention, with 1,001 contracts traded so far, corresponding to around 100,100 shares. Below is a chart showcasing ITT’s trading history over the last twelve months, with the $165 strike marked in orange:
In the realm of Toll Brothers Inc. (Symbol: TOL), trading volume reached 7,005 contracts today. This number indicates approximately 700,500 underlying shares, making up about 66.3% of TOL’s average daily trading volume for the past month, which is 1.1 million shares. The $170 strike call option expiring on January 17, 2025, noted particularly high activity, with 566 contracts traded, representing around 56,600 shares. The chart below illustrates TOL’s trading history over the last year, with the $170 strike highlighted in orange:
Meanwhile, Paysafe Ltd (Symbol: PSFE) observed trading volume of 3,448 contracts, which translates to about 344,800 underlying shares, or roughly 66.1% of the average daily trading volume of 521,860 shares over the past month. The $24 strike call option set to expire on July 18, 2025, also saw high activity, with 1,700 contracts traded, correlating to around 170,000 shares. Below is a chart depicting PSFE’s trading history for the past twelve months, with the $24 strike in orange:
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