The options flow screener for December 19, 2025 shows a sharp rise in the put call ratio of premium, continuing a three day increase across major technology and consumer names, signaling stronger hedging activity and selective defensive positioning.
$CORT led with a 1,070.31 percent surge to a last value of 2.6, followed by $CRWD up 1,060.46 percent to 0.8, showing heavy options demand. $CCL jumped 624.33 percent to 1.1 and $RH climbed 543.37 percent to 1.3, highlighting broader sector participation. $AMAT saw a 401.53 percent increase to 2.2 with steady momentum in semiconductor options, as shown by its strong chart action through mid December. $COST advanced 367.09 percent to 1.5, while $SMCI rose 137.15 percent to 1.9, both reflecting consistent interest in growth and retail.
Smaller but meaningful shifts came from $MOS up 47.29 percent at 0.92, $AAPL up 106.69 percent at 0.73, and $BE advancing 17.11 percent to 1, rounding out a mix of tech and cyclical exposures.
The chart for $AMAT shows upward movement in the put call premium ratio aligning with price consolidation and renewed buying momentum near resistance levels.
The options flow for December 19, 2025 shows heavy institutional activity across multiple technology names, led by large sweep sell orders in $HUBS and consistent call activity in $TSLA and $MU.
$HUBS dominated the tape with numerous large put sell sweeps, including 54M and 53M trades at the 640 strike expiring December 19, 2025, and a 35M sweep at the 610 strike for the same expiry. Additional sweeps included 23M at the 670 strike and 17M at the 800 strike expiring January 16, 2026, indicating aggressive short-term positioning and potential profit-taking.
$TSLA recorded a mixture of call buys and sells across long-term expirations. The largest included a 32M call buy split at the 650 strike expiring February 20, 2026, and 9.1M call sell at the 320 strike for June 17, 2027. Additional 6.8M and 6.6M call buy sweeps at the 320 and 330 strikes showed steady bullish accumulation through 2026 time frames.
$MU saw back-to-back bullish activity with a 5.8M call buy sweep and a 5.6M call split around the 140 strike for June 17 and January 15, 2026, reflecting continued optimism in the semiconductor sector.
Other notable flows included $EWZ with a 6.6M call sell sweep, $APP with a 5.5M sell sweep at the 630 strike, and moderate activity in $AMZN, $META, and $WBD, each with call and put premiums in the 4.5M to 5M range.
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The stock screener for December 18, 2025 shows strong continuation of bullish momentum across small and mid cap names, with several stocks breaking out to multi day highs supported by sharp increases in volume.
In the category of stocks in upward trend for five days, $BEAT led with a 326.8 percent gain to 3.44, accompanied by a 3007.1 percent rise in volume. $CLYM followed with a 143.2 percent jump to 4.62, while $ASTI rose 85.2 percent with steady volume growth. $NBY gained 74.6 percent, $CPIX advanced 58 percent, and $CAMP added 52.4 percent with 87.7 percent higher volume. $GLIBR, $GRAN, $EVCM, and $MCRP all showed gains between 30 and 40 percent, highlighting consistent five day uptrends across multiple sectors.
In the stocks breaking up with volume increase section, $MSOX surged 144.2 percent to 9.50 with 5.393M volume, while $CLYM maintained its strong momentum with a 143.2 percent rise on 912.5 percent higher activity. $PETS climbed 142.2 percent with a massive 4946.7 percent spike in volume, and $CRLBF grew 123.2 percent with an 867.9 percent increase. $TSNDF, $WTID, and $VRNOF all posted gains between 80 and 97 percent, showing heavy speculative participation.
Overall, the December 18 screener reflects widespread bullish sentiment across low and mid cap stocks, with $BEAT, $CLYM, and $PETS leading the charge amid explosive volume and sustained momentum.
The options flow screener for December 18, 2025 highlights strong institutional buying across major tech and commodity related names, with a notable rise in sweep trades over the past two days.
Leading the list, $MU posted the largest increase at 286.55 percent with 2.8K trades, signaling heavy accumulation ahead of upcoming catalysts. $SLV followed with a 136.46 percent increase to 3.5K, showing strong bullish sentiment toward silver. $NVDA climbed 96.85 percent to 13K sweeps, reflecting sustained inflows in semiconductor names. $PLTR also saw a sharp rise of 128.08 percent to 2.1K as momentum carried into tech growth stocks.
Other notable movers included $IBIT up 100.91 percent, $GOOGL rising 67.51 percent, and $GLD gaining 64.16 percent, suggesting investors are diversifying into both growth and safe haven assets. $AMZN, $AMD, and $ORCL posted more modest but steady increases between 15 and 48 percent, maintaining active institutional interest.
The chart for $SLV shows bullish flow dominating over the last two sessions, with total call premium overtaking put premium as the price climbed consistently from intraday lows, indicating momentum building into year end.
