Open Interest by Symbol

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Report Date: 7-Nov-2024 Market Close

Evaluate Put and Call Open Interest lists for underlying symbols, with filters for Put/Call Ratios, and daily percent Open Interest change.

Open interest (OI) is a static, end of trading day count of the total number of option contracts that are currently open, market-wide. OI is calculated once a day by the OCC after the close of the trading day, and made available at the start of the next trading day, for the "Report Date" listed above. The figures are not updated on an intraday basis. Examining open interest changes and trends provides useful insight when evaluating an option or equity investment.

Use the filters to further refine the data, by custom Watchlist, Call & Put OI, daily percent change in OI, and Put/Call Ratio, changes versus 90-day OI moving average. Sort the table columns by clicking on column headings. For example, click on Put/Call ratio to rank symbols from low to high, and evaluate possible high or low OI trends for a list of specific equities. Click on the icons in the Symbols column to view more information on the specific stock. Use the Search box to filter the table by keyword.

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Underlying Indicators Open Interest Change in OI Put/Call Ratio
In My Watchlist 14-Day RSI Total OI Total OI % Chg Put/Call Ratio
In ETF % from 52-Wk Low Call OI Call OI % Chg Ratio % Chg
Stock Type % from 52-Wk High Put OI Put OI % Chg Ratio Rel to 90-Day
Closing Price OI Buildup Indicator Total OI % Rank The percent rank of the current total open interest within the last 1 year's worth of daily open interest values. Ex: if today's open interest is the highest it's been in the last year, it will show 100%. If it's the lowest, it will show 0%. Ratio % Rank The percent rank of the current put/call open interest ratio within the last 1 year's worth of daily put/call open interest ratio values. Ex: if today's put/call ratio is the highest it's been in the last year, it will show 100%. If it's the lowest, it will show 0%.
Market Cap OI Rel to 90-Day Avg Total open interest relative to the 90-day average open interest, expressed as a ratio. If today's open interest is the same as the average open interest, it will be 1.0. If it's twice as much as the average, it will be 2.0.
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Underlying Indicators Stock Volume Call Open Interest Put Open Interest Total Open Interest Put/Call Ratio Buildup
Symbol Closing
Stock
Price The closing stock price as of market close for the indicated trading day. 		% Chg 14-Day
RSI 14-Day Relative Strength Index. Above 70 is considered Overbought. Below 30 is considered Oversold. 		Price
% From
52-Wk Low 		Price
% From
52-Wk High 		Open Interest
Indicator An indicator that combines underlying stock price movement, underlying stock volume change, and total open interest change. To learn more see our report Indicators by Symbol. 		Stock
Volume 		% Chg Volume
Rel to
90-Day Avg 		Calls % Chg Puts % Chg Total % Chg 90-Day MA Relative
to 90-Day MA		 Current
Ratio		 % Chg 90-Day MA Relative
to 90-Day MA		 1-Yr
% Rank The percent rank of the current put/call open interest ratio within the last 1 year's worth of daily put/call ratio values. Ex: if today's put/call ratio is the highest it's been in the last year, it will show 100%. If it's the lowest, it will show 0%. 		Indicator InWatchlist EtfHoldingsList Sector Industry StockType DaysTilNextEarnings

Open Interest Buildup Explainer:

If the stock price change is Up, the stock volume is Up, and the open interest is Up, this is considered to be Long Buildup.

If the stock price change is Down, the stock volume is Up, and the open interest is Up, this is considered to be Short Buildup.

Find symbols that match these criteria by using the OI Buildup filter to narrow the table results above.