For instance, the stock's SOIR of 0.80 ranks in the 93rd percentile of its annual range.

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Plus, this ratio ranks in the 88th percentile of its annual range, pointing to elevated levels of pessimism among the short-term options crowd.

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Compared to similar readings of the past year, the SOIR ranks in the 94th percentile, suggesting short-term options traders have rarely been more put-heavy during the past 12 months.

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This ratio ranks in the 81st percentile of its annual range, suggesting that short-term speculators have been more bearishly aligned just 19% of the time during the past year.

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Furthermore, this ratio ranks in the 69th annual percentile, indicating a greater-than-usual appetite for bullish bets over bearish.

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Plus, this ratio ranks in the 73rd annual percentile, suggesting short-term options players are more pessimistically aligned than usual.

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Furthermore, this ratio ranks in the 94th annual percentile, pointing to a near-peak of pessimism among the short-term trading crowd.

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This ratio ranks in the tepid 43rd annual percentile, pointing to a generally complacent mood among short-term speculators.

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At 6-foot-7, Brewer ranks in the 73rd and 88th percentile, respectively, when defending the pick-and-roll and isolation plays, according to Synergy Sports.

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