Loading the option chain.
$775.90
−$3.24 (−0.42%)
52-week range
An option chain is like a menu. Each row is a strike: the price the option lets you buy the stock at (a call) or sell it at (a put). Calls are on the left and puts are on the right. Shaded cells are in the money, which means the option would be worth something if it expired right now. For calls that is a strike below the $775.71 stock price. For puts it is a strike above it. Click any price to open that contract on the Overview tab.
7 days to expiry. 108 strikes listed.
Prices are per share, and one contract covers 100 shares. Bid is the most a buyer will pay right now. Ask is the least a seller will take.
Volume is how many contracts traded today. Open interest is how many are still open. IV (implied volatility) is how much the market expects the stock to swing over a year.
Updated 9:32 AM ET