Options Market Statistics | Micron Technology Up 10.02%, AI-driven memory demand surges, server DRAM prices set to rise 60-70%
Index Options
EST January 6, U.S. index options volume edged higher, totaling 5.14M contracts. The put/call ratio went down to 1.03.
For $S&P 500(.SPX)$ options expiring on next trading session, volume distribution: put peak at 6,775, call peak at 6,985.
Single Stocks Options
$Micron Technology(MU)$ closed up 10.02%, with 604.30K option contracts traded; the put/call ratio declined to 0.68. Micron Technology shares surged 10% as memory stocks rallied on tight supply conditions and AI-driven demand, with reports that Samsung and SK Hynix plan to raise server memory prices by 60-70% in Q1 2026.
$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ closed down 7.86%, with 787.70K option contracts traded; the put/call ratio climbed to 0.66. SoFi Technologies completed a $1.6 billion public offering of 57.8 million shares at $27.50 per share while Bank of America resumed coverage with an Underperform rating and $20.50 price target.
Top 10 Stocks With Highest Daily Options Volume
Among the top 10 stocks by options volume, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ has the highest put/call trading volume ratio at 0.77. Tesla shares fell 4.1% as Nvidia unveiled its Alpamayo autonomous driving AI platform at CES, intensifying competition in the robotaxi market with partners including Mercedes-Benz and other automakers adopting the technology.
The highest put/call open interest ratio is $Micron Technology(MU)$ at 1.32.
Top 10 Stocks With Highest Implied Volatility
$Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ has the highest implied volatility at 123.71%, up 2.65% from the previous session. Ondas Holdings secured $10 million in new autonomous systems orders, rebranded to Ondas Inc., relocated headquarters to West Palm Beach Florida, and announced an investor day for January 16th to present its 2026 business plan including projected revenue growth to $110 million.
$BigBear.ai Holdings (BBAI.US)$ implied volatility rose the most, reaching 92.83%, up 12.30% from the previous session. BigBear.ai completed a $250 million acquisition of generative AI company Ask Sage while experiencing a 14.8% stock decline in December amid flat revenue growth and continued losses.
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