AEHR max pain

From the closing options book · October 20, 2026 · updated after every close

AEHR's max pain for the October 23, 2026 expiration was 66 at the October 20, 2026 close, +6.5% from AEHR's 61.99 close. Max pain is the price at which option holders' total intrinsic value at expiry would be smallest.

66
Max pain
Oct 23 expiry
61.99
Close
+6.5% to max pain
1.39
Put/call OI
0.4
Put/call volume

AEHR close vs max pain, last 20 sessions

SessionCloseMax painGap
Oct 2061.9966+6.5%
Oct 1963.3369+9.0%
Oct 1660.6068+12.2%
Oct 1569.2180+15.6%
Oct 1471.4980+11.9%
Oct 1377.5180+3.2%
Oct 1278.1890+15.1%
Oct 984.6498+15.8%
Oct 887.2195+8.9%
Oct 789.3797+8.5%
Oct 692.1499+7.4%
Oct 5104.4099−5.2%
Oct 2107.2197−9.5%
Oct 1101.6097−4.5%
Sep 3099.6296−3.6%
Sep 29100.7896−4.7%
Sep 2898.4995−3.5%
Sep 25104.3995−9.0%
Sep 2497.4294−3.5%
Sep 2397.3894−3.5%

The session before, max pain sat at 69.

Open interest within 45 days stood at 3,833 calls and 5,345 puts, a put/call ratio of 1.39. On the day, 2,117 calls and 848 puts traded.

Max pain is a property of the open-interest book, not a forecast: price has no obligation to finish there, and on most days it does not. It is most useful as a reference for where the expiring book is balanced.

These are the October 20, 2026 closing numbers. Members see AEHR's map move live all session.

Common questions

What is AEHR's max pain?

66 for the October 23, 2026 expiration, from open interest at the October 20, 2026 close.

What is AEHR's put/call ratio?

By open interest 1.39; by volume 0.4 on October 20, 2026.

Does AEHR close at max pain?

Not reliably. Max pain describes where the expiring options book is balanced; it is a reference level, not a prediction.

Compare: max pain on other tickers

Measured from the closing options book and rebuilt after every close. Nothing on this page is live. Levels are where dealer hedging is concentrated, not targets or forecasts. Not investment advice.