This episode provides a rundown of the most active options contracts for Monday, September 8th. The report kicks off with an overview of index options, including VIX, SPY, SPX, IWM, and the QQQ, highlighting the most traded contracts and their relevance to the day's market movements. Mark then proceeds with a countdown of the top ten most active single-name stocks, analyzing the specific options that saw the most significant volume. The discussion provides insights into notable trades and their potential outcomes for the week.

Timestamps

00:01:00: Intro and Welcome
00:01:45: VIX Options
00:02:40: SPY Options
00:03:30: SPX Options
00:04:20: IWM Options
00:05:00: QQQ Options
00:05:40: Single Name Stocks Countdown
- #10 SMCI (Super Micro Computer Inc.)
- #9 AVGO (Broadcom)
- #8 AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)
- #7 PLTR (Palantir)
- #6 AMZN (Amazon)
- #5 AAPL (Apple)
- #4 HOOD (Robinhood)
- #3 OPEN (OpenDoor Technologies)
- #2 TSLA (Tesla)
- #1 NVDA (Nvidia)
00:10:00: Outro and Closing Statements

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The Hot Options Report: 09-08-2025

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