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Someone Put $76 Million in Calls on Google and Apple, One Timed Terribly

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0:04GOOGL· ticker

Alphabet — $76M calls, 21% down from May highs

  • $76M calls in Alphabet
  • 21% down from May highs
  • Earnings report showed better service growth
  • AI mode queries impact monetization
  • Search revenue up 12%
1:57AAPL· ticker

Apple — $76M calls, 40x earnings, 5.1T market cap

  • $76M calls in Apple
  • Trading at 40x earnings
  • 5.1T market cap
  • Earnings report next Monday
  • New CEO since Tim Cook departed
3:56GOOGL· ticker

Alphabet — 360 call, 40.93M premium, 3.3x open interest

  • January 15th 360 call traded 40.93M
  • Volume 3.3x open interest
  • 56% printed on the floor
  • Break even at 36818
  • 14.8% above current price
5:57AAPL· ticker

Apple — 380 call, 35.28M premium, 4.4x open interest

  • January 15th 380 call traded 35.28M
  • Volume 4.4x open interest
  • 21% printed on the floor
  • Break even at 38489
  • 10.9% above current price
5:58GOOGL· ticker

Alphabet — 127.6B revenue, 25% YoY, 12% search growth

  • Revenue 127.6B up 25% YoY
  • Search revenue up 12%
  • AI mode queries impact monetization
  • Cloud revenue 30.7B up 103%
  • Operating income 11.1B up 208%
5:59AAPL· ticker

Apple — 347 trading, 35173 record, 40x earnings

  • Trading around 347
  • Closed at 343 down $3.30
  • Close to 35173 record
  • 40x earnings valuation
  • Market rewarding low capex
6:00GOOGL· ticker

Alphabet — 360 call, 429 target, 36818 break even

  • Average target around 429
  • 360 call break even at 36818
  • Fundamental argument for cloud growth
  • Search monetization concerns
  • AI spending translating to cloud revenue
6:01AAPL· ticker

Apple — 380 call, 329 target, 385 break even

  • Average target 329 below current price
  • 380 call needs 385
  • Goldman upgraded to 390
  • Consensus view below current price
  • Earnings report needs to justify valuation
6:02lesson

Signal vs. Noise — evaluating options activity

  • Signal vs. Noise: evaluating options activity
  • Alphabet call buyers may have identified fundamental shift
  • Apple call buyers need to justify high valuation
  • Earnings reports critical for both
  • Consensus view vs. actual fundamentals

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