Options Trading Volume Highlights in Russell 3000 Components

Among the components of the Russell 3000 index, Array Technologies Inc. (Symbol: ARRY) reported significant options trading activity today. So far, a total of 33,940 contracts have changed hands, equating to about 3.4 million underlying shares. This volume constitutes approximately 79.8% of ARRY’s average daily trading volume of 4.3 million shares over the past month. A notable surge was observed for the $6 strike call option expiring on July 18, 2025, with 12,829 contracts traded, representing around 1.3 million underlying shares. Below, the chart displays ARRY’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $6 strike option highlighted in orange:

F5 Inc. (Symbol: FFIV) experienced options trading volume of 3,777 contracts today, representing about 377,700 underlying shares. This volume corresponds to approximately 65.7% of FFIV’s average daily trading volume of 574,800 shares over the past month. Noteworthy trading occurred for the $280 strike call option expiring on May 16, 2025, with 1,106 contracts traded, amounting to about 110,600 underlying shares. The following chart depicts FFIV’s trailing twelve-month trading history, highlighting the $280 strike option in orange:

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (Symbol: AMC) reported an impressive options trading volume of 54,334 contracts today. This translates to approximately 5.4 million underlying shares, accounting for about 65.5% of AMC’s average daily trading volume of 8.3 million shares over the last month. A significant number of contracts were linked to the $3 strike call option expiring on May 2, 2025, with 9,792 contracts traded, representing about 979,200 underlying shares. Below is the chart illustrating AMC’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $3 strike highlighted in orange:

For various expirations on ARRY, FFIV, or AMC options, diverse details can be found on financial platforms that specialize in options trading.

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