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AAPL options flow: unusual options activity
Data from the session · published 8:00 AM ET, Nov 3
Neither buyers nor sellers ran AAPL on Nov 2, 45% bought and 55% sold of $136.7M with a known side.
Calls had the edge in AAPL on Nov 2: $82.8M of call premium to $54.8M of puts.
No AAPL strike drew more money than 310: $63.0M (46%), mostly in calls.
Technology · LaggingAAPL sits in Technology (XLK), which was Lagging on the 60-day rotation at the Nov 2 close and trailed the S&P 500 by 4.8 points over the week.
AAPL over the last 10 sessions
CallsPuts
On Nov 2, 2026, AAPL's large-print premium was $137.7M, 3.3 times its average of $42.0M over the 9 sessions before.
Calls took 60% of AAPL's premium on Nov 2, 2026, against 67% across those sessions.
Of the AAPL premium with a known side on Nov 2, 2026, 45% was bought, more than the 43% of the sessions before.
Calls vs puts, bought vs sold
BoughtSoldNo side
Most active strikes
- 310$63.0M
- 340$19.6M
- 360$6.8M
- 350$5.8M
- 320$5.3M
- 300$4.7M
Most active expiries
- Jan 21, 2028$35.1M
- Mar 17, 2028$27.1M
- Jan 15, 2027$24.0M
- Nov 6$15.1M
- Nov 20$13.0M
- Nov 4$9.3M
CallsPuts
Largest trades by premium
The 5 largest AAPL prints on Nov 2 carried $24.1M, 18% of the session's premium; $2.8M of it was bought and $21.3M sold.
BoughtSoldRest of the session
AAPL in context
AAPL is in the Technology sector (XLK). See where Technology sits on this week's sector rotation map, or learn how to read the map.
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Totals cover the large and unusual option prints the MomoEdge feed records in a session, not every trade. Bought means more of a print's premium traded at the ask than at the bid; sold, the reverse. Pages update at 8:00 AM ET on the morning after each trading session. Educational content, not financial advice. Market data from licensed third-party providers.