High Options Trading Volume Observed for Key Russell 3000 Stocks

Among the components of the Russell 3000 index, significant options trading activity has emerged today. Notably, Robinhood Markets Inc (Symbol: HOOD) experienced a total of 342,215 contracts traded, corresponding to roughly 34.2 million underlying shares. This volume accounts for about 78.4% of HOOD’s average daily trading volume of 43.6 million shares over the past month. A prominent focus is the $56 strike call option expiring on May 09, 2025, where 24,856 contracts have traded today, equivalent to approximately 2.5 million underlying shares of HOOD.

Below is a chart illustrating HOOD’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $56 strike highlighted in orange:

In addition, Rocket Lab USA Inc (Symbol: RKLB) has reported an options trading volume of 98,864 contracts today. This figure represents about 9.9 million underlying shares, which is 77.3% of RKLB’s average daily trading volume of 12.8 million shares for the last month. The $22 strike call option expiring on May 09, 2025, saw particularly high activity, with 4,628 contracts traded, equating to approximately 462,800 underlying shares of RKLB.

Below is a chart displaying RKLB’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $22 strike highlighted in orange:

RadNet Inc (Symbol: RDNT) also recorded a notable options trading volume today with 5,266 contracts, representing around 526,600 underlying shares. This figure reflects 75.7% of RDNT’s average daily trading volume of 695,850 shares in the past month. The $55 strike put option expiring on May 16, 2025, experienced significant activity, with 1,940 contracts traded, corresponding to approximately 194,000 underlying shares of RDNT.

Below is a chart showcasing RDNT’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $55 strike highlighted in orange:

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