High Options Trading Activity Observed Across Multiple Stocks

Today, significant options trading activity has been detected among the components of the Russell 3000 index. Notably, Teladoc Health Inc (Symbol: TDOC) has experienced a total volume of 22,548 contracts traded, which translates to approximately 2.3 million underlying shares. This volume represents around 41.2% of TDOC’s average daily trading volume of 5.5 million shares over the past month. A particularly high volume was noted for the $8 strike call option expiring May 23, 2025, with 10,950 contracts traded, equating to roughly 1.1 million underlying shares of TDOC.

Below is a chart illustrating TDOC’s trailing twelve month trading history, with the $8 strike highlighted in orange:

Boston Scientific Corp. (Symbol: BSX) also saw notable options trading volume, reaching 28,191 contracts. This volume represents around 2.8 million underlying shares, or approximately 41% of BSX’s average daily trading volume of 6.9 million shares over the last month. A significant portion of this activity was concentrated in the $90 strike put option expiring June 20, 2025, with 19,631 contracts traded, amounting to about 2.0 million underlying shares of BSX.

The chart below shows BSX’s trailing twelve month trading history, with the $90 strike highlighted in orange:

Tripadvisor Inc (Symbol: TRIP) recorded an options trading volume of 11,536 contracts, representing approximately 1.2 million underlying shares, or about 40.4% of TRIP’s average daily trading volume of 2.9 million shares over the past month. The $13 strike put option expiring January 16, 2026, saw especially high activity, with 5,042 contracts traded, which equates to roughly 504,200 underlying shares of TRIP.

Below is a chart showcasing TRIP’s trailing twelve month trading history, with the $13 strike highlighted in orange:

For comprehensive information on available options expirations for TDOC, BSX, or TRIP, please refer to StockOptionsChannel.com.

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