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Split‑side flow surged into Oct 9 with volume rising sharply across several large‑cap names. $ORCL and $LCID dominated with increases of 1,652% and 2,143% respectively, marking the heaviest sell‑side activity of the past two sessions.
$SOUN and $IREN also posted multi‑hundred‑percent spikes, showing capital rotation out of high‑beta tech.Â
$GLD showed quieter but steady flow with a 77% increase, while price weakened into the afternoon before stabilizing, hinting at tactical profit‑taking rather than full liquidation. $AMZN and $INTC rounded out the list with modest but consistent participation.Â
When split volume builds this aggressively across sectors, it often signals systematic rebalancing rather than reactive selling. The tape points to rotation, not capitulation.
Heavy flow lit up the Oct 9 tape, dominated by concentrated activity in $ORCL. The name saw a relentless series of large sweeps across multiple strikes, led by $180 and $200 calls expiring Oct 17, 2025.
Repeated high‑notional prints in the $55M–$170M range point to aggressive accumulation and clear conviction.Â
Secondary presence came from $COIN and $NVDA, each showing smaller but still notable sweep interest, while $TSLA surfaced with a $450 put split, suggesting selective two‑way positioning among high‑beta names.Â
When a single ticker absorbs that level of volume across consecutive strikes and expiries, it typically signals structured positioning rather than noise. $ORCL stays firmly on the radar.
Earnings lineup for Oct 9 features a mix of large‑caps and niche industrials on deck.
$PEP leads pre‑market with a $192B market cap and $2.27 EPS estimate, alongside $DAL at $36B with $1.52 expected.
$TLRY, $NEOG, and $HELE round out the early session with small‑cap consumer and biotech coverage.Â
After hours, focus shifts to $LEVI, $APLD, $APOG, and $ODC. $LEVI reports on modest $9B capitalization, while $APLD and $APOG bring tech‑industrial exposure with steady EPS outlooks of ($0.11) and $0.86, respectively.Â
Macro catalysts are dense, with Fed Chair Powell at 07:30 and multiple FOMC speakers through the afternoon, followed by the 30‑year bond auction at midday. Plenty of data and earnings risk clustered ahead of Friday’s session.
Momentum dominated the Oct 9 tape as small‑ and mid‑cap names extended aggressive upside runs. $GLTO led with a staggering 383% one‑day surge on volume up nearly 50,000%, marking the most extreme relative move on the screen.
$TMQ and $ADD followed with over 200% and 100% gains respectively, both supported by triple‑digit increases in turnover.Â
Sustained strength also emerged in $SLDPW, $EPSM, and $CCCXW, each posting three consecutive green sessions with volume expansions above 400%. That follow‑through signals continued appetite for high‑velocity momentum setups.Â
When volume swells while price accelerates across multiple sessions, it reflects conviction rather than rotation. The tape remains firmly risk‑on heading into mid‑October.
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