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2021-12-15

Unlikely. If u are waiting for nioday. I doubt there would be much changes to rebounce.

Over 25% Of Nio Option Flows Are Expiring Friday: Will It Bounce?

What Happened:Shares of NIO Inc lost 4% Tuesday as many U.S. and Asian stocks fell due to omicron CO

Over 25% Of Nio Option Flows Are Expiring Friday: Will It Bounce?

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omicron COVID-19 variant concerns.\nThe stock is approaching a major support level around $30 that has held since October of 2020. Looking at the option flows on the day, there are over 148,000 calls and 71,000 puts, so two out of every three options on the day are calls (image below).\nPrior to Tuesday's trading, there were approximately 1.8 million calls and 1.6 million puts in NIO for a total of 3.48 million options.\n\nThis means that the option flows for Tuesday represent about 7% of the total options, which is solid considering the FOMC meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 15 is putting a damper on flows.\nWhy It Matters:Generally traders do not make aggressive bets ahead of a FOMC, meeting, especially the last one of the year, which could set the tone for trading in 2022.\nOf the approximately 219,000 options traded today, only about 60,000 of them are short dated (expiring Friday, Dec. 17), which means the majority of flows are forward looking beyond the FOMC and monthly op-ex.\nThe next 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