TSLA Fear & Greed Index

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Options sentiment

How traders are positioned in TSLA options, from customer volume reported by OCC and option quotes from Cboe.

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Put/call ratio

Puts bought by customers for every call, summed over five sessions. A higher ratio means more hedging and more fear; a lower ratio means more call buying.

Customer put/call ratio, five sessions

Source: OCC volume query, TSLA options, customer accounts, all exchanges.

Customer calls and puts, 10-session average

Volatility and skew

Daily snapshots of the TSLA option chain after the close. Implied volatility is the market’s price for future swings. Skew compares 25-delta puts with 25-delta calls about 30 days out; below zero, calls cost more than puts.

Cboe option chain snapshots, most recent first
DateIV30ATM IV, 30 daysATM IV, 90 daysSkew (vol pts)Short-dated OTM call shareCall OIPut OI

Source: Cboe delayed quotes. Snapshots started recently, so charts for these measures will appear as history builds.