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Behind the scenes of the latest trends in Home Depot options – Home Depot (NYSE:HD)

Behind the scenes of the latest trends in Home Depot options – Home Depot (NYSE:HD)

Whales, who have plenty of money to spend, have become noticeably bearish Home warehouse.

View option history for Home Depot H.D we detected 23 transactions.

If we take into account the specifics of each trade, it is accurate to say that 26% of investors entered trades with bullish expectations and 43% with bearish expectations.

Of the total spot trades, 10 were puts for a total of $438,388 and 13 were calls for a total of $795,862.

Estimated price range

After assessing trading volumes and open interest, it is clear that major market players are focused on Home Depot’s price range of $340.0 to $445.0 over the past three months.

Analyzing volume and open interest

Looking at volume and open interest is a powerful move when trading options. This data can help you track liquidity and interest in Home Depot options at a given strike price. Below we can see the evolution of call and put volume and open interest, respectively, for all Home Depot whale trades in the $340.0 to $445.0 strike price range over the past 30 days.

Home Depot 30-Day Snapshot of Option Volume and Percentage

Largest option trades observed:

Symbol SEND/CALL Trade type Sentiment To the power. Date Ask Offer Price Strike price Total trading price Open interest Volume
H.D CALL TRADE BEARISH 11/01/24 $5.15 $4.85 $4.9 $420.00 318.5 thousand dollars 41 655
H.D CALL SWEEP NEUTRAL 21/03/25 $78.3 $77.95 $77.95 $340.00 77.8 thousand dollars 84 12
H.D PLACE SWEEP NEUTRAL 25/10/24 $11.4 $10.8 $11.22 $415.00 74.1 thousand dollars 2 71
H.D PLACE SWEEP BEARISH 15/11/24 $39.65 $37.3 $39.65 $445.00 55.5 thousand dollars 0 14
H.D PLACE SWEEP BEARISH 10/11/24 $3.35 $3.15 $3.28 $405.00 51.0 thousand dollars 353 284

About Home Depot

Home Depot is the world’s largest home furnishings retailer, operating more than 2,300 warehouse-style stores offering more than 30,000 products in-store and 1 million products online in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Its stores offer a variety of building materials, home improvement products, lawn and garden products and decorative products, and provide a variety of services, including home improvement installation services and tool and equipment rentals. The 2015 acquisition of Interline Brands allowed Home Depot to enter the MRO business, which was expanded through its tie-up with HD Supply (2020). The addition of a flagship store has expanded its offerings to include textiles, and Redi Carpet has added multi-family flooring, while its recent partnership with SRS will help drive demand among professionals.

Following our analysis of Home Depot’s options business, we turn our attention to a closer look at the company’s performance.

The current status of the Home Depot market

  • Currently on volume of 3,246,674, the price of HD is down -0.07% and currently stands at $408.06.
  • RSI readings suggest that the stock may be overbought at this point.
  • Results are expected to be published in 36 days.

Professional analyst ratings for Home Depot

A total of 5 professional analysts have expressed their opinion on this stock over the last 30 days, setting an average price target of $423.0.

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