8 Consumer Discretionary Stocks See Whale Alerts in Today’s Session

The financial markets saw significant activity in consumer discretionary stocks today, as tracked by Benzinga's options activity scanner. A total of eight stocks were identified with whale alerts.

Tesla (TSLA) saw a put option sweep that was neutral, expiring today at $375 per contract. The trade involved 100 contracts and had a total cost of $27.5K.

Amazon (AMZN) had a call option sweep with bearish sentiment, also expiring today at $250 per contract. This trade involved 550 contracts and had a total cost of $69.9K.

Other notable mentions include Nike (NKE), which saw a put option sweep that was bearish, expiring in 14 days on October 16th at $35 per contract; DraftKings (DKNG), which saw a call option trade with bullish sentiment, expiring in 168 days on March 19th at $22.50 per contract.

Bulletin Alert Terminology was also provided, explaining the meaning of terms such as 'Call Contracts', 'Put Contracts', and 'Expiration Date'.