Recent market data indicates a substantial increase in net options delta for several major technology stocks, highlighting growing investor interest in options trading. Nvidia (NVDA) has seen net options delta rise from 2.5 million shares on July 2 to 3.3 million shares by July 8, reflecting heightened activity. Apple (AAPL) recorded a net options delta increase of 1.9 million shares on July 3. Palantir Technologies (PLTR) experienced notable growth in net options delta, reaching 1.09 million shares on July 7, up from 380,000 shares earlier the same day. Other stocks with increased options delta include SOXL (+310,000 shares on July 8) and Joby Aviation (JOBY) with +431,000 shares on the same day. According to TipRanks, a total of 52.5 million option contracts were traded recently, with NVDA, Tesla (TSLA), Plug Power (PLUG), and PLTR leading growth. Top new positions include 71,000 Intel (INTC) August 2025 calls and puts, 54,000 NVDA August 2025 puts and calls, and 47,000 PLUG August 2025 calls. Market analysis from MenthorQpro notes that the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) is pinned near 624 with strong gamma support into mid-July, with key support at 620 and resistance between 626 and 630, suggesting volatility compression. Heavy gamma buildup is observed in NVDA options flows into July 11 and 18, with an addition of +180 million gamma exposure (GEX) near-term. Key price levels for NVDA are identified at 165 resistance and 110 support, with volatility expected in the 150–165 price zone as expirations approach.