e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) options flow
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Options flow session · Last trade
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Session chart data
| Strike (USD) | Net GEX per 1% move (USD) |
|---|---|
| $90 | $92,904 |
| $100 | -$472,149 |
| $105 | $91,229 |
| $110 | $202,990 |
| $115 | $350,778 |
| $117 | $90,783 |
| $120 | $428,398 |
| $125 | $326,793 |
| $130 | $331,564 |
| $140 | $274,742 |
| $145 | $173,075 |
| $150 | $133,760 |
ELF session snapshot
Bullflow recorded 3 ELF options trades on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, totaling $149,329 in premium. Calls made up $121.15K (81.1%) across 2 trades and puts $28.18K (18.9%) across 1 trades, a put/call premium ratio of 0.23.
2 trades were sweeps and 1 were blocks. 1 filled at or above the ask, 2 at or below the bid and 0 at the mid. The largest was a $107,000 block of 100 Jan 21, 2028 $210 Call trade at 09:30:02 ET, filled at the ask.
ELF closed at $113.17, up 0.20% from the prior close. Net gamma exposure was $2.84M per 1% move at the Oct 27, 2026, 15:59:23 ET snapshot; the largest positive GEX strike was $120.
- Company
- e.l.f. Beauty, Inc.
- Exchange
- NYSE
- Sector
- Unavailable
- Close
- $113.17
ELF options flow statistics
- Total premium
- $149.33K
- Recorded trades
- 3
- Call premium
- $121.15K
- Put premium
- $28.18K
- Put/call premium ratio
- 0.23
- Avg premium per trade
- $49.78K
- Calls / puts (trades)
- 2 / 1
- Sweeps / blocks
- 2 / 1
- At or above ask
- 1
- At or below bid
- 2
- Largest trade
- $107.00K
- Last trade
Where the premium went
in calls
$149.33K · 3 trades
Premium
Trade type
Fill side
ELF largest options trades
| Time | Contract | C/P | Premium | Size | Fill | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ELF Jan 21, 2028 $210 | Call | $107,000 | 100 | Ask | Block | |
| ELF Jan 15, 2027 $80 | Put | $28,175 | 245 | Bid | Sweep | |
| ELF Oct 30, 2026 $115 | Call | $14,154 | 80 | Below Bid | Sweep |
Each of the 3 largest trades had a different contract.
The 3 largest trades total $149.33K of $149.33K
ELF gamma exposure
- Spot at snapshot
- $113.22
- Net GEX per 1% move
- $2.84M
- Largest positive strike
- $120
- Largest negative strike
- $100
Closing snapshot , 93 strikes across 12 expirations (Unavailable to Unavailable).
ELF options flow questions
What was the largest ELF options trade on October 27, 2026?
A $107,000 block of 100 ELF Jan 21, 2028 $210 Call trade at 09:30:02 ET, filled at the ask. It was the largest of 3 trades Bullflow recorded for ELF that session.
How much ELF options premium traded on October 27, 2026?
$149,329 across 3 recorded sweeps and blocks: $121,154 in calls (2 trades) and $28,175 in puts (1 trades).
Was ELF options flow bullish or bearish on October 27, 2026?
Calls were 81.1% of premium (put/call premium ratio 0.23). 2 of 3 trades filled at or below the bid and 1 at or above the ask. Premium and fill side do not show whether a trade opened or closed a position or was a hedge, so they do not establish direction on their own.
What are ELF's gamma exposure levels?
At the Oct 27, 2026 closing snapshot (15:59:23 ET, spot $113.22), ELF net GEX was $2.84M per 1% move. The largest positive GEX strike was $120. The largest negative GEX strike was $100. The snapshot covers 93 strikes and 12 expirations.
How often is ELF options flow data updated?
The page shows a completed session (October 27, 2026, last trade 14:22:51 ET) and updates after the next trading day becomes historical. Intraday ELF flow is in the Bullflow dashboard and API.
How to read this data
This summary covers recorded single-leg sweeps and blocks with positive premium, excluding cancelled trades. It describes the covered flow, not all options-market volume. Total premium is gross traded premium; it is not net buying pressure. The interactive dashboard can use different filters and may show different totals.
Calls, puts, and execution near the bid or ask provide context but do not establish whether a position was opened or closed, whether it was part of a hedge, or where the stock will move next. The session updates after the next trading day becomes historical.
Stock prices show regular-session candles delayed at least 15 minutes. The latest view refreshes during market hours; the flow-session view places recorded trades on their original date, using interpolated stock prices between candle samples. Gamma exposure shows its separately dated public closing snapshot.