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$TSLA — the long-dated conviction trade! $10.4M into Dec-2028 $540 calls at spot $359.84 — 1,717 contracts vs. 639 OI, a 50% out-of-the-money strike with 770 days to run. Nobody buys that as a hedge; that's a directional two-year call on the story. Price action supports it: TSLA got flushed from a $374 open to a $338.15 low on Nov 5, then reclaimed $359.05 (+4.5%) today and closed near the high. When a 2028-dated 50%-OTM call gets bought in size on the same day a name reverses off its low, that's two independent signals agreeing.

$META — largest premium print in the entire window. $29.85M of Feb-2027 $700 calls, 11,800 contracts vs. 2,718 OI, IV 41.6% — and it follows $6.1M+ of $780 calls accumulated on Oct 26 at spot $633. Someone is building a staircase of upside, not a single lottery ticket. The stock is -16.1% over the past month and the bear case is real: negative free cash flow and AI-capex scrutiny under a Democratic Congress that's signaling data-center electricity-cost regulation. But revenue growth is guided at +27.5% this year and +22.3% next, and the 2-for-1 split (Jan 19, 2027) is now on the tape. It's the most liquid, lowest-beta way to express the AI recovery.

$CCJ — biggest fresh block of the week, placed the day after a miss Cameco missed Q3 on Nov 4. The very next session, $24.65M hit the Mar-2027 $90 calls: 72,500 contracts against 671 open interest, IV 50.9%. The stock then reversed from a $67.75 low to close at $71.30, +4.3%, near the session high. That gap-down-then-reclaim pattern, with a nine-figure premium block on top, is the cleanest "institutions bought the earnings miss" signal on the board. The bull case rests on uranium contract floors moving to the mid-to-high end and 230M lbs of executed sales contracts.

$INTC — deeply oversold with a repeat buyer at $80. RSI closed at 25.8 even after an +8.5% day — that's how beaten down it is. Institutional money has bought the $80 strike twice across two expirations: $2.9M Sep-2027 when spot was $65, then $8M of Apr-2027 at spot $59.98 with 20,000 contracts against only 1,616 open interest. The thesis is the foundry/CXL turnaround — Intel silicon photonics is showing up in AI optical-module supply chains and CXL memory is forecast to grow from $0.85B to $16.7B by 2036. Today's move came with sector momentum from AMD's record quarter. The repeated $80 strike is a specific, deliberate target, doesn’t seem like hedge.

$SNDK — Down 64% from its June peak of $2,335, down 52% in a month, RSI at 26. Yet Q1 FY27 revenue came in at $11B, 5x year-over-year, with EPS up 40x to $49.51. Forward P/E of 3.6 and a PEG of 0.08. The flow is the tell: someone bought the May-2027 $2,000 strike at spot $1,045 — a bet on full retracement — while roughly $7M of Nov-20 $870 puts were sold (those sellers are already offside with spot at $836). The 8-for-1 split is effective Nov 20, which gives retail a reason to engage right as price is at maximum-discomfort levels. This is the highest-beta name on the board and the one most likely to move 10%+ in either direction next week.

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Now that $735 target is hit. We close out the week at this area and get a Trump tweet over the weekend to send it back to $745+ $SPY $SPX