Call-side pressure
Ticker Options Intelligence
NEM options intelligence
Newmont Goldcorp Corp options pressure, expected move, strike concentration, and Sharemaestro trend context.
Call-side pressure
Bullish pressure
NEM currently carries bullish options pressure with a 52/100 conviction score. The nearest-chain expected move is 3.7%, with volume/open-interest participation at 0.14.
Near-term move context
Current volume is quieter versus prior open interest
Call-side skew
Options are not fully confirming trend
RS -11.6
Options Intent Radar
Multi-expiry position-maintenance candidate
Activity is spread across expirations with heavier open interest than current volume, which can be consistent with position maintenance.
Options pressure and weekly price action are pointing in the same constructive direction.
Multi-expiry position-maintenance candidate matters because it connects the options headline to the actual evidence: $5.2M of estimated gross traded notional, calls · 46-90 days · otm, and a bullish flow confirms price backdrop. Use it as a research priority signal, then validate the chart, liquidity, event calendar, and risk before acting.
Setup Classification
Opportunity and risk frame
Options positioning is not confirming the underlying trend context.
Underlying price is close to the max-pain zone.
Call pressure is building while the stock sits above Sharemaestro fair value.
Activity Anomaly
Above normal
Activity is running above the recent historical baseline.
Market Context
Underlying confirmation
Today Versus Normal
Stored-options context
Pressure Trail
Recent pressure and volatility
Strike Map
Where activity is clustering
Term Structure
Expiration activity
Skew
Call/put IV balance
Contract Tape
Most active contracts
Research Graph
Related research and context
Sharemaestro research
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Options context
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Options can move quickly and can lose value fast. Treat this as research context, not a buy or sell instruction.