@OptionsDelta:$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ only four trading days this week. Many traders on the FOMC last week shunned options expiring this week and opted for options expiring this week, sensing that competition would be intense on Thursday. The first open strike price this week for calls is 1000 and 950, and puts are 900 and 930. If I were a market maker the optimal solution would be to stabilize the stock at around 950 and kill the remaining three.It is worth mentioning that there are fewer open positions for options expiring next week, but you can guess that the highest open call price is still 1000. $Apple(AAPL)$ Apple Put strike open interest has not deteriorated further, or 160, but there is no bullish sign, and the cal

@Omega88:Will China stocks rebound?? China govt is implementing various strategies to stabilize markets and boost confidence. It called for better regulations, more transparency and an attempt to improve the quality of listed companies. Most people would argue that the China stocks are deeply undervalued and it presents a golden opportunity to accumulate more. However, the recent crackdown of the gaming sector resulted in heavy selling of Tencent's and Netease's shares and showed that China itself still poses a huge policy risk! Furthermore, the post-covid recovery of China's economy has so far fallen short of expectations, plagued by real estate crisis, debt risks and high youth unemployment. China's economic recovery has been uneven this year, with a brisk start in the first quarter fading q