Options flow

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Unusual options activity across the 56-stock watchlist, flagged through the trading day. Every flag carries the direction, the size, and whether it is buying or selling, so you can see where conviction is building before it shows up in the price.

Three real flags from Friday, September 25, 2026, exactly as members saw them, with what the stock did that day.

Friday, September 25, 2026 · Notable flow

$CRDO — call buyers piled into upside strikes

One of the heaviest call skews on the watchlist that morning: nearly $20M in upside calls against almost no put interest.

What members saw

CRDOCALL 195 Sep 25 ’26 · $11.29M · call-heavy, P/C 0.17
CRDOCALL 200 Sep 25 ’26 · $5.80M · stacked above the market
CRDOCALL 205 Sep 25 ’26 · $2.18M · further upside

What happened: CRDO closed +7.7% on the day, trading 11.4% above its 20-day average.

Friday, September 25, 2026 · Notable flow

$DELL — steady call accumulation into strength

Call buying stacked across two strikes while the stock held above its 20-day average.

What members saw

DELLCALL 550 Sep 25 ’26 · $4.54M · call-heavy, P/C 0.47
DELLCALL 560 Sep 25 ’26 · $3.82M · second strike up

What happened: DELL closed +5.0% on the day, 5.8% above its 20-day average.

Friday, September 25, 2026 · Notable flow

$MSFT — institutional-size call buying, flagged midday

Over $20M in a single call strike, marked as buying, with the stock trading on 1.7x average volume.

What members saw

MSFTCALL 510 Sep 25 ’26 · $21.84M · buying
MSFTCALL 512.5 Sep 25 ’26 · $17.27M · second strike up

What happened: MSFT closed +3.7% on the day, 3.8% above its 20-day average.

Examples from Friday, September 25, 2026. They show what the work looks like, not a promise of future results. Investing involves risk; content is educational and not financial advice.

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