Hyatt Hotels Corp (Symbol: H)

Stock market observers today witnessed remarkable options activity in Hyatt Hotels Corp. A staggering 12,492 contracts have traded, equivalent to a whopping 1.2 million underlying shares. The trading volume amounts to an extraordinary 181% of H’s average daily trading volume over the past month, indicating a huge surge in investor interest. Notably, the $125 strike put option expiring March 15, 2024, saw exceptional activity with 3,786 contracts traded, representing approximately 378,600 underlying shares of H. This surge is highlighted in an orange hue in H’s trailing twelve-month trading history.

Quidel Corp (Symbol: QDEL)

Quidel Corp also experienced significant options trading volume today, with 7,788 contracts exchanged, representing about 778,800 underlying shares. This volume accounts for a substantial 165.6% of QDEL’s average daily trading volume over the past month. The $50 strike call option expiring March 15, 2024, stood out with 1,206 contracts traded, representing approximately 120,600 underlying shares of QDEL. Similar to H, QDEL’s exceptional performance is visually accentuated in its trailing twelve-month trading history.

ABM Industries Inc (Symbol: ABM)

Adding to the mix, ABM Industries Inc attracted options trading volume of 6,182 contracts, representing approximately 618,200 underlying shares – an impressive 148.2% of ABM’s average daily trading volume over the past month. The $40 strike put option expiring March 15, 2024, experienced notable traction, with 3,001 contracts traded, representing approximately 300,100 underlying shares of ABM. This surge is highlighted in orange in ABM’s trailing twelve-month trading history.

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