VirTra Inc (VTSI)

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VirTra Inc Stock (VTSI) Option Chain

The VirTra Inc (VTSI) option chain consists of 246 contracts with 169 call options and 77 put options, which all expire on May 17, 2024. Some other option chains:

For August 16, 2024 options, there are 65 contracts.
For November 15, 2024 options, there are 30 contracts.

VTSI option chain shows a higher number of calls than puts indicating that there are more bets placed on price increases, which may also suggest bullish expectations for the stock.

The table below displays VirTra Inc option chain data such as: call and put options, including strike price, last price, price change and volume. This table can help you navigate decisions on option chains but for optimal results shareholders should check the stock’s technical analysis and overall market sentiment.

VTSI Call Options Expiring May 17, 2024

Strike	Price	Change	% Change	Volume
2.50	6.38	0.00	-	-
5.00	10.44	0.00	-	-
7.50	7.50	0.00	-	-
10.00	3.50	0.00	-	-
12.50	3.40	0.10	+3.03%	8
15.00	1.75	0.42	+31.58%	66
17.50	0.81	0.16	+24.62%	95

VTSI Put Options Expiring May 17, 2024

Strike	Price	Change	% Change	Volume
2.50	0.00	0.00	-	-
5.00	0.10	0.00	-	-
7.50	0.90	0.00	-	-
10.00	0.10	-0.05	-33.33%	25
12.50	0.35	-0.10	-22.22%	41
15.00	1.24	0.04	+3.33%	11
17.50	2.90	0.00	-	-

VirTra Inc Stock (VTSI) Option Chain Analysis

Put Volume Total	77
Call Volume Total	169
Put/Call Ratio (PCR)	0.46

Put Strike With Highest Volume	$12.50
Call Strike With Highest Volume	$17.50

From reviewing VTSI put and call options expire on May 17, 2024, we can calculate put/call ratio (PCR) of 0.46. This ratio can be called as a rising PCR as it might indicate a bullish sentiment for this stock, if it continues to increase, it could further confirm a more positive outlook. This indicator can be helpful tool for analysing a specific option chain since reading excessive amount of data can be time consuming. Therefore, besides assessing other crucial indicators, consider tracking PCR of your options chain to gain diverse insights that help you make better decisions.

Looking at VTSI call and put strikes, we can clearly observe traders’ highest attention for call strike of $17.50 and put strike of $12.50. Since those are two call and put strikes with highest volume it can be interpret as a sign of willingness to trade call and put options at specific prices mentioned above.