Weekly options list
60 of the 60 tracked tickers had at least three expirations inside four weeks at the September 30, 2026 snapshot, which is what having weeklies actually means in practice. More expirations is more choice about when to be right, and more chances to churn a position for a premium that does not cover the friction.
| Ticker | Price | Expirations in the window | Nearest in-band expiry | Annualized |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAPLApple Inc. | $338.29 | 10 | October 5 5d | 41.5% |
| ABBVAbbVie Inc. | $263.47 | 6 | none in band | none |
| ABNBAirbnb Inc. | $161.32 | 6 | October 16 16d | 25.6% |
| AMDAdvanced Micro Devices | $613.57 | 10 | October 5 5d | 58.9% |
| AMZNAmazon.com Inc. | $250.65 | 10 | October 5 5d | 47.5% |
| AVGOBroadcom Inc. | $354.46 | 10 | October 5 5d | 26.5% |
| BAThe Boeing Company | $188.85 | 6 | October 9 9d | 21.1% |
| BACBank of America | $54.84 | 6 | October 9 9d | 12.6% |
| CCitigroup Inc. | $130.69 | 6 | October 9 9d | 27.9% |
| CATCaterpillar Inc. | $813.95 | 6 | October 16 16d | 23.6% |
| COSTCostco Wholesale | $919.85 | 6 | October 9 9d | 11.5% |
| CRMSalesforce Inc. | $232.14 | 6 | October 9 9d | 28.2% |
| CVXChevron Corporation | $204.94 | 6 | October 30 30d | 11.0% |
| DALDelta Air Lines | $83.44 | 6 | none in band | none |
| DISThe Walt Disney Company | $105.72 | 6 | October 16 16d | 16.0% |
| FFord Motor Company | $12.25 | 6 | October 16 16d | 18.6% |
| FCXFreeport-McMoRan | $72.19 | 6 | October 9 9d | 51.1% |
| GEGE Aerospace | $313.10 | 6 | October 16 16d | 26.6% |
| GMGeneral Motors | $79.14 | 6 | October 16 16d | 19.8% |
| GOOGLAlphabet Inc. Class A | $349.48 | 10 | October 5 5d | 33.7% |
| GSGoldman Sachs Group | $910.93 | 6 | October 16 16d | 17.5% |
| HDThe Home Depot | $287.15 | 6 | October 23 23d | 17.8% |
| IBMInternational Business Machines | $220.45 | 6 | October 9 9d | 25.9% |
| INTCIntel Corporation | $118.67 | 11 | October 5 5d | 65.2% |
| IWMiShares Russell 2000 ETF | $279.22 | 12 | October 5 5d | 16.6% |
| JNJJohnson and Johnson | $267.37 | 6 | October 16 16d | 18.7% |
| JPMJPMorgan Chase | $334.49 | 6 | October 9 9d | 13.3% |
| KMIKinder Morgan | $30.33 | 6 | none in band | none |
| KOThe Coca-Cola Company | $87.11 | 6 | October 16 16d | 11.7% |
| LLYEli Lilly and Company | $1,187 | 6 | none in band | none |
| METAMeta Platforms | $726.14 | 10 | October 5 5d | 27.8% |
| MOAltria Group | $68.15 | 6 | none in band | none |
| MRKMerck and Co. | $147.35 | 6 | October 16 16d | 15.6% |
| MSFTMicrosoft Corporation | $518.36 | 10 | October 5 5d | 31.3% |
| MUMicron Technology | $1,080 | 9 | October 5 5d | 73.8% |
| NEENextEra Energy | $75.99 | 6 | none in band | none |
| NFLXNetflix Inc. | $72.16 | 6 | October 9 9d | 24.7% |
| NKENike Inc. | $35.78 | 6 | October 9 9d | 49.3% |
| NVDANVIDIA Corporation | $231.09 | 10 | October 5 5d | 27.0% |
| ORCLOracle Corporation | $136.93 | 6 | October 9 9d | 39.2% |
| OXYOccidental Petroleum | $54.97 | 6 | none in band | none |
| PEPPepsiCo Inc. | $128.86 | 6 | October 9 9d | 18.3% |
| PFEPfizer Inc. | $28.62 | 6 | October 30 30d | 8.5% |
| PGProcter and Gamble | $147.62 | 6 | none in band | none |
| PLTRPalantir Technologies | $189.25 | 6 | October 9 9d | 27.8% |
| QCOMQualcomm Inc. | $185.09 | 6 | October 9 9d | 31.4% |
| QQQInvesco QQQ Trust | $743.16 | 11 | October 5 5d | 15.8% |
| SBUXStarbucks Corporation | $95.30 | 6 | October 16 16d | 15.7% |
| SLBSLB (Schlumberger) | $49.40 | 6 | October 16 16d | 18.5% |
| SOFISoFi Technologies | $15.98 | 6 | October 9 9d | 36.8% |
| SPYSPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust | $767.90 | 11 | October 5 5d | 11.3% |
| TAT&T Inc. | $24.54 | 6 | October 23 23d | 13.3% |
| TSLATesla Inc. | $351.03 | 10 | October 5 5d | 64.5% |
| UBERUber Technologies | $68.96 | 6 | October 9 9d | 20.6% |
| UNHUnitedHealth Group | $367.85 | 6 | October 9 9d | 29.8% |
| VZVerizon Communications | $45.89 | 6 | October 16 16d | 18.7% |
| WFCWells Fargo | $80.59 | 6 | October 9 9d | 15.8% |
| WMTWalmart Inc. | $105.78 | 6 | October 9 9d | 12.1% |
| XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDR Fund | $61.79 | 9 | October 9 9d | 18.1% |
| XOMExxon Mobil | $162.92 | 6 | October 16 16d | 12.6% |
How this is worked out
Count the distinct expirations the chain returned inside 28 days of the snapshot. Three or more means weeklies in every practical sense. It is a coarser test than reading an exchange listing file, and it has one advantage: it reflects what the chain actually returned rather than what the ticker is theoretically eligible for.
The case against weeklies, which is stronger than people expect
Theta decay accelerates into expiry, so a seven-day contract decays faster per day than a forty-five-day one. That is the argument for weeklies and it is correct. Here is the rest of it. Seven-day options have less premium in absolute terms, so commissions and spread cost a larger share of the take. Gamma is enormous in the last week, meaning a small move in the stock swings your delta hard and turns a comfortable position into an assignment overnight. And you make fifty-two decisions a year instead of eight, each one a chance to make a bad one.
Weeklies suit an engaged seller with a liquid chain and a plan for getting run over. They punish everyone else, quietly, through the spread.