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Ranked by the size of the gap between the Street's distribution and the options market. Click a column to re-sort, or a ticker to open its studio and build your own view against it. With an AI key set, you can ask the analyst why the top gaps exist.

TickerLastForwardStreet E[S]
TSLA$412.80$414.26$428.41+3.4%26%Long 30D 415 call (ATM) -12.8%
AMD$168.50$169.10$174.78+3.4%24%Long 30D 170 call (ATM) -5.4%
AAPL$234.60$235.35$242.79+3.2%17%Long 30D 235 call (ATM) +36.1%
MSFT$478.20$479.62$494.64+3.1%17%Long 30D 480 call (ATM) +47.8%
META$642.10$644.16$661.11+2.6%17%Long 30D 645 call (ATM) +9.4%
NVDA$178.30$178.93$183.56+2.6%21%Long 30D 180 call (ATM) -13.3%
QQQ$538.90$540.54$553.87+2.5%25%Long 30D 540 call (ATM) +121.9%
SPY$612.40$613.96$626.21+2.0%35%Long 30D 615 call (ATM) +189.2%

Street E[S] is the sell-side consensus distribution's expected price, scaled to the expiry. Edge is its gap to the options-implied forward; disagreement is the total-variation distance between the two full distributions. The implied density is risk-neutral (Q), so part of any persistent gap is the variance risk premium, not a free lunch.