AMD open interest — latest available snapshot

AMD options open interest totalled 1,018,834 contracts across 10 expirations, settled on 2026-08-31 · AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) · front expiry 2026-09-02: 12,452 puts vs 15,000 calls · last price $457.08 on 2026-09-01

Latest available snapshot — open interest settled on 2026-08-31. This is a dated positioning read, not a live number. The static page is rebuilt nightly from the latest upstream chain available; intraday volume does not move open interest until the next settlement.

What did the 2026-08-31 snapshot show?

AMD carried 1,018,834 open option contracts across the 10 listed expirations inside 45 days. The front expiration, 2026-09-02, held 27,452 of them — 12,452 puts against 15,000 calls, a put/call ratio of 0.83. The heaviest single call strike (the call wall) sat at $500, +9.4% from the last price, and the heaviest put strike (the put wall) at $450, -1.5% away. Open interest counts open contracts, not intent: every contract has a buyer and a seller.

Heaviest strikes — 2026-09-02

The ten strikes holding the most combined open interest for the front expiration, among strikes within 15% of the max pain level (the window our nightly pipeline reports).

StrikeCall OIPut OITotal
$500 2,825 81 2,906
$450 95 1,574 1,669
$480 998 353 1,351
$510 1,199 17 1,216
$490 815 76 891
$470 567 296 863
$485 661 63 724
$407.5 0 705 705
$465 230 466 696
$507.5 664 9 673

How concentrated is AMD open interest?

Top 10 strikes
45.9%
of the 25,503 contracts in the reported window
Wall to wall
10.9%
put wall $450, call wall $500
Heaviest expiration
48.0%
2026-09-18 holds 488,807 contracts
Front expiry share
2.7%
2026-09-02, of 1,018,834 chain-wide

The 2026-08-31 snapshot's top-ten figure for AMD applies only to the headline 2026-09-02 expiration and only to the 57 reported strikes within 15% of max pain; it is not full-chain concentration. The wall-to-wall distance was 10.9% of the settled last price and also belongs to that expiration. Only the expiration-share figures use all 1,018,834 contracts across the 10 listed expirations inside 45 days. Read the wall distance as a same-expiration strike gap, and the expiration shares as how the reported chain's contracts were distributed across listed expirations. Chain-wide, the 2026-09-18 expiration was the largest bucket, holding 48.0% of the 1,018,834 contracts counted across the 45-day window. Every figure is derived from open-interest counts — what open interest measures, and how it differs from volume explains how those counts are created, destroyed and settled once a day. A crowded strike means many contracts exist there; it does not mean price is drawn to it or repelled by it. Before assigning meaning to either wall, read our guide to what call and put walls can — and cannot — tell you; it explains why a crowded strike is a concentration marker, not support, resistance or a price target.

AMD open interest by expiration

ExpirationCall OIPut OITotalCall wallPut wall
2026-09-02 15,000 12,452 27,452 $500 $450
2026-09-04 85,118 76,891 162,009 $535 $95
2026-09-09 2,237 2,367 4,604 $490 $472.5
2026-09-11 35,816 45,866 81,682 $610 $280
2026-09-14 111 323 434 $475 $470
2026-09-18 211,688 277,119 488,807 $470 $140
2026-09-25 21,735 20,487 42,222 $620 $375
2026-10-02 9,398 27,146 36,544 $550 $410
2026-10-09 711 1,326 2,037 $570 $420
2026-10-16 82,486 90,557 173,043 $450 $400

The same AMD chain, other lenses

These counts feed every other AMD page here. AMD max pain turns them into the settlement price that would pay option holders the least — that page also charts this distribution strike by strike; AMD put/call ratio tracks the puts-to-calls balance daily; AMD gamma exposure estimates dealer positioning against the same book.

Common questions

How much AMD open interest was outstanding in the latest snapshot?

Using open interest settled at the close on 2026-08-31, AMD carried 1,018,834 option contracts across the 10 listed expirations inside 45 days. The front expiration, 2026-09-02, held 27,452 of them: 12,452 puts and 15,000 calls.

What is open interest?

Open interest is the number of option contracts that exist and have not yet been closed, exercised or expired. It is not trading volume: a contract that changes hands ten times in a day still counts once. Every contract has a buyer and a seller, so open interest says how many positions are open, not which side anyone is on.

What are the AMD call wall and put wall?

They are simply the strikes holding the most call and put open interest for an expiration — $500 and $450 respectively in this snapshot. The count says where contracts are concentrated; whether price respects those levels is a separate empirical question the count itself cannot answer. The guide at quantdata.uk/guides/call-wall-put-wall explains how to read them without treating them as support or resistance.

Is AMD open interest concentrated in a few strikes?

In the 2026-08-31 snapshot the ten heaviest strikes held 45.9% of the 25,503 contracts inside the reported window — the 57 strikes within 15% of max pain that we publish, not the full chain. The put wall sat at $450 and the call wall at $500, 10.9% apart measured against the last price. Chain-wide, 2026-09-18 was the heaviest of the 10 listed expirations at 48.0% of all 1,018,834 contracts. These are contract counts. They show concentration, not whether price will be attracted to or repelled by a strike.

When does AMD open interest update?

The clearing house settles open interest once per trading day, after the close. This page is rebuilt nightly from that end-of-day file, so no figure here — or anywhere — is a live intraday open-interest reading.

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