High Options Trading Volume Noted in Key Stocks Today

In the Russell 3000 index, MicroStrategy Inc. (Symbol: MSTR) has seen significant options trading. A total of 423,273 contracts have been traded, equivalent to about 42.3 million underlying shares. This figure represents approximately 289.2% of MSTR’s average daily trading volume over the past month, which is 14.6 million shares. Notably, the $410 strike call option expiring on May 30, 2025, recorded 28,781 contracts today, corresponding to around 2.9 million underlying shares. The chart below illustrates MSTR’s trading history over the past twelve months, with the $410 strike highlighted in orange:

For Build-A-Bear Workshop Inc. (Symbol: BBW), options trading reached 4,643 contracts today, representing about 464,300 underlying shares. This volume equates to 193.7% of BBW’s average daily trading volume over the past month of 239,675 shares. The $50 strike put option expiring on July 18, 2025, accounted for 825 contracts today, representing roughly 82,500 underlying shares. The chart below details BBW’s previous twelve months of trading history, with the $50 strike emphasized in orange:

Coinbase Global Inc. (Symbol: COIN) experienced options trading of 191,255 contracts, representing about 19.1 million underlying shares. This volume is approximately 124.5% of COIN’s average daily trading volume of 15.4 million shares over the past month. The $267.50 strike call option, expiring on June 06, 2025, saw significant activity with 18,688 contracts traded today, equating to approximately 1.9 million underlying shares. The following chart displays COIN’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $267.50 strike highlighted in orange:

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