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Options market activity provides clues about trader expectations. Large call purchases above current prices suggest bullish bets, while heavy put buying can indicate hedging or bearish outlooks. Metrics like put/call ratios and implied volatility help identify overbought or oversold conditions. Unusually high open interest in specific strike prices can create “gamma squeezes” when market makers hedge. Monitoring monthly and quarterly expirations often reveals significant price moves as positions are closed or rolled over into new contracts.
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