Strong Options Trading Activity Highlights Key Companies in Russell 3000
Among the components of the Russell 3000 index, notable options trading was observed today in several companies.
CNX Resources Corp (Symbol: CNX)
CNX Resources Corp experienced significant options activity, with 10,593 contracts traded, equating to about 1.1 million underlying shares. This figure represents approximately 42.1% of CNX’s average daily trading volume of 2.5 million shares over the past month. A particularly high volume was noted for the $38 strike call option expiring January 16, 2026, where 10,020 contracts traded today, representing about 1.0 million underlying shares of CNX. Below is a chart showcasing CNX’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $38 strike highlighted in orange:
Lyft Inc (Symbol: LYFT)
Lyft Inc saw an options trading volume of 86,756 contracts today, representing about 8.7 million underlying shares. This accounts for approximately 41.6% of LYFT’s average daily trading volume of 20.8 million shares over the past month. The $17 strike call option expiring May 16, 2025, stood out, with 13,927 contracts traded today, equivalent to around 1.4 million underlying shares of LYFT. Here is a chart depicting LYFT’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $17 strike highlighted in orange:
Immersion Corp (Symbol: IMMR)
Immersion Corp recorded a trading volume of 1,287 contracts so far today. This figure represents about 128,700 underlying shares, translating to 41.3% of IMMR’s average daily trading volume of 311,600 shares over the last month. High volume was also noted for the $7.26 strike call option expiring May 16, 2025, with 649 contracts trading today, representing approximately 64,900 underlying shares of IMMR. Below is the chart showing IMMR’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $7.26 strike highlighted in orange:
For more information on available expirations for CNX, LYFT, or IMMR options, please refer to StockOptionsChannel.com.
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