SAP Stock Options Analysis

Dive deep into implied volatility, put/call ratios, and unusual activity.

$153.38
+3.87 (2.59%)
Stock Price as of: Jun 23, 2026 00:00 ET
Options Data as of: Jun 23, 2026 04:00 ET
48%
IV Percentile (30D)
Average (near its recent average)
Current IV: 41.6%
0.47
Put/Call Ratio (Volume)
Bullish sentiment (more calls traded)
0.39
Put/Call Ratio (Open Interest)
Bullish sentiment (more calls open)
Options Activity Overview

3,683

Total Volume (Today)

Below average (-47% vs avg)

6,994

Avg Daily Volume (5d)

24,268

Total Open Interest

0.15

Volume/OI Ratio

Low activity

Average Implied Volatility: 47.7%

Unusual Options Activity
Type Strike Exp. Date Volume Open Int. IV Score Mid Price
Call $185 2026-12-18 672 59 44.4% 54.5 $8.80
Call $175 2026-08-21 263 11 47.0% 53.6 $4.40
Put $155 2026-08-21 378 39 44.2% 52.5 $11.40
Put $150 2026-07-17 222 266 40.7% 4.6 $4.80
Call $220 2026-09-18 313 661 48.3% 2.6 $1.10
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Frequently Asked Questions

The current average implied volatility for SAP near-ATM options is 47.7%. Our IV Percentile is 48%, which indicates that options premiums are currently average (near its recent average) relative to its recent 30-day historical range.

IV Percentile Guide:
80%+: High - consider selling premium (covered calls, credit spreads)
60-80%: Above average - selling strategies may be advantageous
40-60%: Average - balanced approach works
20-40%: Below average - buying options becomes more attractive
Below 20%: Unusually low - favorable for buying calls or puts

The Put/Call Ratio by volume for SAP is 0.47 and by open interest is 0.39.

A ratio above 1 indicates a prevalence of put options, often signaling more bearish sentiment or demand for downside protection. A ratio below 1 indicates more call options, suggesting bullish sentiment or demand for upside exposure.

This options data provides valuable insights into market sentiment and options pricing. High IV suggests selling premium, while low IV suggests buying premium. The Put/Call ratio can confirm overall market direction bias. Unusual activity might highlight institutional positioning. Always combine this with your own technical and fundamental analysis.

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