As of the latest session, AFRM is trading at $70.23 (+0% on the day). Today's options tape is leaning bullish — call volume is 66% of total contracts (4K calls vs 2K puts, a 1.9× call/put ratio). The most active contract is the $92 CALL expiring 2026-07-31 on 789 contracts.
The AFRM options tape is tilted bullish right now — calls are 66% of volume and the call/put ratio sits at 1.9×, so traders are paying up for upside. That signal is strongest when the biggest contracts are being bought at the ask in a sweep (aggressive, urgent) rather than sold on the bid.
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Options flow shows where real money is positioning before a move. A bullish lean (heavy call volume, high call/put ratio, sweeps bought at the ask) means traders are paying up for upside; a bearish lean is the reverse. The largest, most-aggressive prints — sweeps filled across exchanges at the ask — carry the most signal. On the AlgoX conviction desk, AFRM is scored live against net premium, relative volume, momentum and the biggest sweep of the day.
Based on the latest session, AFRM flow is leaning bullish — calls are 66% of total options volume, a 1.9× call/put ratio. Flow lean is a positioning signal, not a guarantee of direction.
AFRM's call/put ratio is currently 1.9× — 4K call contracts versus 2K put contracts. Above 1 means more call than put volume (often bullish); below 1 means puts dominate.
The most-active AFRM contract in the latest snapshot is the $92 CALL expiring 2026-07-31, trading 789 contracts.
Unusual options activity in AFRM means volume well above normal — especially large blocks or sweeps bought at the ask. Those aggressive, urgent prints carry the most signal, and they're exactly what the AlgoX conviction desk flags in real time.
The full conviction board ranks AFRM and the whole tape in real time — with the exact contract the smart money is buying. Top flow is free to watch in the Discord.
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