META Options Flow Flashes Bullish Conviction as Ad-Tech Narrative Heats Up

META saw the highest bullish options flow score on Reddit's r/options, with $2.1M in net premium and a 0dte $600 call as the most-traded contract. Meanwhile, news of an FTC lawsuit against Hims & Hers over data sharing with Meta and a ranking of the Magnificent Seven that pegged Meta as one of the most attractively valued stocks added to the conversation.

META options flow ranked #1 on the board with a bullish score of 91 and $2.1M in net premium.
META and Nvidia drove nearly all of the day's market gains, per The Motley Fool.
An FTC lawsuit against Hims & Hers puts Meta's ad-data practices under renewed scrutiny.

r/options users flagged

$META as the highest-conviction bullish options flow of the day. A post highlighted a bullish score of 91, $2.1 million in net premium, and a 2.86-to-1 call-to-put ratio. The most-traded contract was a same-day $600 call trading for one penny, reflecting a 2% implied probability of finishing in the money. The analysis framed the setup as a split between real institutional bullish flow and retail lottery-style positioning.

META

Same-day news provided broader context. The Motley Fool reported that

$META and Nvidia were responsible for nearly all of Wednesday's modest market gains. Without those two stocks, the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 would have been flat or negative. The move was tied to macroeconomic commentary from New York Fed President John Williams, who linked higher Treasury yields to AI and data center investment.

Separately, a class action lawsuit against Hims & Hers Health (

$HIMS) revealed that the FTC alleged the company shared sensitive health data with advertising platforms, including

$META and Snap. The lawsuit also accused Hims of using dark patterns to prevent subscription cancellations. The stock fell 14.7% in late July, but the news reignited discussion about Meta's role in the digital advertising ecosystem.

The Motley Fool also published a ranking of the Magnificent Seven by future cash flow per share, identifying

$META as one of the most attractively valued, alongside Amazon. The article cited Meta's 3.6 billion daily users and AI-enhanced advertising as key drivers. Meanwhile, The Trade Desk's struggles—losing market share to Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet—underscore the Ad-Tech landscape's ongoing shift toward the largest platforms.

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