OCFC · Option chain

OCFC Option Chain

Every listed OCFC strike within 25% of spot, across the next 3 expirations — calls and puts side by side with last price, volume and open interest, plus the closing bid and ask.

Open interest and pricing as of the close on 2026-09-03. Recomputed every morning before the open.

Spot
$19.28
Call open interest
356
Put open interest
78
Put/call (OI)
0.22

No contracts traded in this window on the session shown, so the put/call balance below is read from open interest — the positions still standing — rather than from the day’s flow.

Sep 18, 202613 days

call OI 183 · put OI 4
CallsStrikePuts
LastVolOILastVolOI
115
117.54
16020
2122.5
A dash means the contract did not trade — not a price of zero.

Dec 18, 2026104 days

call OI 149 · put OI 60
CallsStrikePuts
LastVolOILastVolOI
2151
6817.558
71201
822.5
A dash means the contract did not trade — not a price of zero.

Mar 19, 2027195 days

call OI 24 · put OI 14
CallsStrikePuts
LastVolOILastVolOI
151
17.513
1020
1422.5
A dash means the contract did not trade — not a price of zero.

How to read this chain

Calls sit on the left, puts on the right, and every row is one strike. The highlighted row is the strike closest to spot. Open interest is the number of contracts still outstanding at that strike — positions that exist right now. Volume is how many traded on the session shown. Open interest builds slowly and marks where positioning has accumulated; volume spikes and marks where attention went today.

Strikes with no open interest and no trades on either side are omitted, and the ladder is trimmed to within 25% of spot — the far wings are almost entirely empty and say nothing about positioning.

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Educational, not investment advice. Options involve risk. Open interest is reported with a one-session lag by OCC, so these levels describe positioning as of the last settled session, not live intraday flow.