The main U.S. stocks with regularly scheduled 0DTE options are Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), Broadcom (AVGO), Meta Platforms (META), Microsoft (MSFT), Nvidia (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA).
These stocks generally have weekly options expiring on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. That gives traders contracts with zero days remaining until expiration on those days. The schedule can change because of exchange listings, holidays, and broker availability.
Cboe reported that Monday and Wednesday expiration cycles were introduced for eight single-stock option classes in January 2026. Tesla and Nvidia accounted for more than half of the early volume in those contracts.
Stocks with recurring Monday, Wednesday and Friday 0DTE options
| Stock | Ticker | Typical weekly expiration days |
|---|---|---|
| Apple | AAPL | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Amazon | AMZN | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Alphabet | GOOGL | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Broadcom | AVGO | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Meta Platforms | META | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Microsoft | MSFT | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Nvidia | NVDA | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Tesla | TSLA | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
What does 0DTE mean for stock options?
0DTE means zero days to expiration. An option becomes 0DTE when it expires at the end of the same trading day. It may have been listed weeks earlier, but it is a 0DTE option only on its expiration date.
For example:
- An NVDA option expiring on Wednesday is 0DTE when traded on that Wednesday.
- An AAPL option expiring on Friday is 0DTE when traded on that Friday.
- A stock with only Friday weekly options can still have Friday 0DTE options.
0DTE is not a separate, permanent option category. It describes how much time remains before a particular contract expires.
Which popular products offer 0DTE options every trading day?
ETFs and index options generally offer more consistent daily 0DTE availability than individual stocks.
| Product | Type | Typical expiration availability |
|---|---|---|
| SPY | ETF | Monday through Friday |
| QQQ | ETF | Monday through Friday |
| IWM | ETF | Frequent weekday expirations |
| SPX/SPXW | S&P 500 index | Monday through Friday |
| XSP | Mini S&P 500 index | Selected weekday expirations |
| RUT/RUTW | Russell 2000 index | Weekly and expanded expirations |
| DJX | Dow Jones index | Daily expirations available through Cboe |
SPY, QQQ, and IWM are exchange-traded funds, not individual stocks. SPX, XSP, RUT, and DJX are index options, so they do not represent ownership of company shares. Cboe lists SPX weekly contracts with Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and end-of-week expirations.
Do other stocks have 0DTE options?
Yes. Many other optionable stocks can have 0DTE options on Friday. A stock with a standard monthly or weekly option expiring on Friday becomes a 0DTE underlying when that Friday arrives.
Most individual stocks do not offer Monday-through-Friday expirations. The Options Industry Council says exchanges list weekly options for selected equity and ETF classes, and availability can change from week to week. Equity and ETF weekly options normally expire on Friday.
Popular stocks that commonly have Friday weekly options may include:
- Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
- Intel (INTC)
- Micron Technology (MU)
- Netflix (NFLX)
- Palantir Technologies (PLTR)
- Coinbase Global (COIN)
- Super Micro Computer (SMCI)
- Robinhood Markets (HOOD)
- American Airlines (AAL)
The available expiration dates, strike prices, volume, and open interest can differ by week. Check the live option chain instead of relying on a static 0DTE stock list.
How to check whether a stock has 0DTE options today
- Open the stock's option chain.
- Select the nearest expiration date.
- Check whether the expiration date is the current trading date.
- Review volume, open interest, and bid-ask spreads.
- Confirm whether the contract is an equity, ETF, or index option.
- Review your broker's exercise and assignment procedures.
The expiration date shown in the option chain is the controlling information. The OCC recommends checking the specific expiration calendar and confirming product details with your broker before placing a trade.
Important risks of stock 0DTE options
0DTE options can lose value quickly because almost no time remains for the underlying stock to move. Near-the-money options can also become more sensitive to small price changes as expiration approaches.
Stock and ETF options are generally American-style and physically settled. If an option finishes in the money, exercise or assignment can result in the delivery or purchase of shares. This creates added risk for traders who sell options, especially uncovered calls and puts.
The main list is:
AAPL, AMZN, AVGO, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NVDA, and TSLA for recurring Monday, Wednesday, and Friday single-stock expirations; SPY, QQQ, and IWM for active ETF-based 0DTE trading. Check the live expiration calendar before trading.