The options flow screener for November 7, 2025, shows a sharp rise in split‑type trades that were sold, continuing a three‑day trend of increased activity across major tech and consumer names.
$GOOGL recorded a 138.4 percent uptick in split sold trades, maintaining steady flow around higher strikes, while $DKNG stood out with a massive 2,466.67 percent increase as traders aggressively took profits after strong upside moves. $ABNB and $DUOL also reported notable jumps of 2,250 percent and 1,800 percent respectively, reflecting high turnover in high‑growth sectors.
Other gainers include $CRM up 833.33 percent, $UPS up 800 percent, and $JPM up 313.33 percent — showing diversification of selling pressure across both growth and defensive stocks. $TSM and $ETHA saw moderate yet steady increases, rounding out the session’s flow concentration.
The accompanying $GOOGL chart highlights consistent intraday volume and stable pricing even as sold splits rose, suggesting controlled distribution rather than panic selling.
Overall, the November 7 data reflects broad premium harvesting and profit‑taking behavior after recent rallies, with traders locking in gains across multiple large‑cap and momentum names.
Earnings for November 7, 2025, feature a pre‑market lineup dominated by energy, finance, and infrastructure names, giving investors a broad cross‑sector snapshot to end the week.
Leading the list, $CEG reports with a $113B market cap and a $3.04 EPS estimate, followed by $KKR at $105B with a $1.15 consensus EPS, providing insight into energy generation and private equity trends. $ENB ($101B, $0.39 EPS) and $DUK ($96B, $1.74 EPS) represent key utilities and energy players, setting the tone for defensive and dividend sectors.
The Brookfield group reports as well, with $BAM ($88B, $0.38 EPS) and $BIP ($15B, $0.86 EPS) offering updates across asset management and infrastructure operations. Additional names include $TU ($22B, $0.19 EPS), $EMA ($14B, $0.61 EPS), $CNH ($13B, $0.13 EPS), and $BEN ($11B, $0.57 EPS), rounding out industrials, telecom, and investment management coverage.
Key economic events include the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment and Inflation Expectations releases, both at 09:00, adding macro catalysts to an already data‑heavy trading day.
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The stock screener for November 6, 2025, highlights strong continuation in multi‑week uptrends and renewed short‑term momentum across small‑ and mid‑cap names.
In the “Stocks in overall uptrend for more than 14 days” category, $MCTA leads with a 214.6 percent gain, followed by $ZCSH up 192.2 percent and $TSLQ up 185 percent. $INBX and $RHLD also hold sizable advances of 120.1 and 84.9 percent respectively, supported by stable volume trends. $BMA and $NEGG remain noteworthy for maintaining gains above 60 percent with solid participation, while $VICR continues its steady breakout.
The “Continuous higher highs + green for 3 days” section spotlights $DTCK posting a 174.2 percent surge on a 354.5 percent volume increase, with $TERN and $KXIN following at 113.6 and 83.9 percent gains. $MAMK and $DENN each sustained multi‑day strength with high relative volume, reflecting consistent buying interest.
Overall, the November 6 data shows widespread bullish momentum, led by smaller growth names sustaining multi‑week uptrends and fresh technical breakouts supported by solid inflows.
The options flow for November 6, 2025, shows strong multi‑sector activity led by heavy trades in $TSLA, $PLTR, and $NVDA.
$TSLA dominated the tape with multiple large call sell splits between the $450 and $500 strikes, expiring from November 2025 through June 2026. Premium sizes ranged from $9M to $11M, signaling measured profit‑taking or covered‑call writing as the stock held near recent highs.
$PLTR followed with repeated $35 strike call sell splits for November 21, 2025, totaling over $30M in premium, suggesting consolidation after prior bullish flow. Conversely, smaller‑lot buys in $META and $AAPL — $9.2M and $7.9M respectively — reflected selective long‑term accumulation across tech leaders.
Notable supporting flows included a $13M $GLXY put sell sweep and a paired $8.8M put buy in the same name, showing active two‑way positioning. $GOOGL’s $7.6M call buy sweep for January 2027 rounded out the session with strong long‑dated bullish sentiment.
Overall, the November 6 flow highlights rotation between premium selling in extended names and selective long exposure in AI and big‑tech trades — a balanced tone ahead of the week’s close.
The options flow screener for November 6, 2025, highlights symbols showing positive divergence on the 15‑minute timeframe, suggesting strengthening sentiment despite short‑term price weakness.
The list includes $ARKK, $BA, $DKNG, $GLXY, $NOW, $PANW, $QURE, and $TLT — all exhibiting high divergence thresholds during the previous trading day. These patterns often indicate increasing bullish positioning or reduced selling pressure ahead of potential rebounds.
The featured chart of $DKNG shows a clear example of this setup, with option flow strength rising even as price pushed lower around midday, reflecting underlying accumulation.
Overall, the November 6 screener points to early signs of recovery interest across select growth, tech, and industrial names as traders begin positioning for potential upside reversals.
