AGI / Alamos Gold Inc. - Put/Call Ratio, Options Sentiment, Unusual Options Activity

Put/Call Ratios - Forward Looking and Historical

By looking at the put/call ratios of specific expirations, we can deduce what the options markets think of the short, medium, and long-term outlook of the company.

Expiry	DTX	Open Put Interest	Open Call Interest	Put/Call Ratio
2025-09-19	10	16,637
2025-10-17	38	1,419
2025-11-21	73	6,929
2025-12-19	101	2,898
2026-01-16	129	10,488
2026-03-20	192	795
2026-06-18	282	1,138
2026-09-18	374	896
2027-01-15	493	568

Date	Put OI	Put OI (OTM)	Call OI	Call OI (OTM)	Put/Call Ratio	Put/Call Ratio (OTM)
2025-09-08	41,768	40,442
2025-09-05	41,367	39,412
2025-09-04	41,124	37,473
2025-09-03	40,044	38,698
2025-09-02	39,085	38,129
2025-08-29	38,204	33,326
2025-08-28	38,051	32,459
2025-08-27	38,061	32,549
2025-08-26	38,054	32,717
2025-08-25	37,862	31,741
2025-08-22	37,996	31,943
2025-08-21	37,947	31,984
2025-08-20	37,849	20,119
2025-08-19	37,277	19,784
2025-08-18	37,180	19,706
2025-08-15	55,881	31,703
2025-08-14	54,053	20,259
2025-08-13	54,017	20,254
2025-08-12	53,927	29,568
2025-08-11	54,200	29,650

Unusual Options Activity - Trade Volume

The Put/Call Ratio shows the total number of disclosed open put option positions divided by the number of open call option options. Since puts are generally a bearish bet and calls are a bullish bet, put/call ratios greater than 1 indicate a bearish sentiment, and ratios less than one indicate a bullish sentiment.

Unusual options activity (UOA) is generally considered a strong signal for a directional price movement. One metric of unusual options activity is the total volume of put or call options divided by the open interest in the same option type. If the total volume of call or put options exceeds the current open interest, then that is considered unusual and indicates a strong directional signal. In the table below, any date on which the volume of an option exceeds the current open interest is highlighted in green (for call options) or red (for put options).

For example, if, on any trading day, the call volume exceeds the current call open interest, then the Call Volume/Call OI ratio will be greater than one and that cell in the able will be highlighted in green. This would indicate a significant purchase of call options, which is a bullish signal. Likewise, if the opposite is true - the put volume exceeds the put open interest, then the table cell would be highlighted in red and represent a strong bearish signal.

Update Frequency: Daily

Date	Put Volume	Put OI	Put Volume /Put OI	Call Volume	Call OI	Call Volume /Call OI
2025-09-08	4,758	41,768		1,993	81,037
2025-09-05	717	41,367		5,755	80,935
2025-09-04	879	41,124		2,269	80,116
2025-09-03	2,151	40,044		5,244	78,925
2025-09-02	2,129	39,085		7,590	80,470
2025-08-29	2,045	38,204		3,301	81,378
2025-08-28	738	38,051		928	81,182
2025-08-27	655	38,061		2,594	80,711
2025-08-26	822	38,054		3,921	79,845
2025-08-25	435	37,862		1,095	79,553
2025-08-22	1,448	37,996		3,531	79,469
2025-08-21	1,099	37,947		5,563	76,147
2025-08-20	446	37,849		2,034	76,078
2025-08-19	1,506	37,277		2,061	74,909
2025-08-18	335	37,180		1,290	74,659
2025-08-15	2,072	55,881		4,568	98,898
2025-08-14	3,510	54,053		726	99,066
2025-08-13	1,082	54,017		3,084	98,288
2025-08-12	502	53,927		1,540	98,406
2025-08-11	1,217	54,200		1,799	97,984
2025-08-08	6,510	48,520		1,978	98,134
2025-08-07	890	48,153		2,509	97,254
2025-08-06	1,123	47,791		4,740	94,560
2025-08-05	771	47,992		4,922	92,641
2025-08-04	1,162	47,592		1,996	93,481

Option Premium Bought/Sold - Total Market

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Option Greeks - Delta, Gamma, Theta

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Option Trading Volume - Total Market

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Option Trading Volume - Exchange

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