As we noted in our premium section last week, unusual Smith & Wesson call volume was detected by Trade Alert systems on Feb 23 when shares were near $3.05, after months in the $2-3 range for months. Buyers focused on the $5 and $7.5 strikes in June, where nearly 4000 contracts traded over two days and total open interest at the two strikes grew from 3 to 3455 contracts as implied volatilities rose sharply. Flow was notable given the average daily option volume in SWHC this year had been fewer than 130 contracts. Exchange data confirmed majority of the flow to be customer accounts buying to open, completing an ideal scenario for identification of a potential upside mover. A favorable WSJ profile helped shares close at 4.43, up 64cents today, and the highest level since October.