There were two trades for the Sept. 18 $17 strike; one for 1,000 and the other for two. The bid and ask prices on the 1,000-contract trade were $2.33 and $2.48, respectively, with the trade at $2.44. That suggests bearish sentiment. The DTE (days to expiration) of 190 days would normally not be something a seller of puts would use to generate income (too lengthy), but somebody did.Let’s get the put out of the way first.Interestingly, out of 2,000 unusually active options, only three accounted for 90% of Pin ...