Workday is a big software company that helps other companies with their workers, money, and planning. Some rich people think it's a good idea to buy parts of this company, so they are spending lots of money on options, which are like tickets to own a part of Workday later. Most of these rich people are happy about the future of Workday, but some are not sure. We can tell this because more than half of them bought options that let them buy parts of the company at a higher price than now, while fewer than half of them bought options that let them buy parts of the company at a lower price than now. These rich people are watching how much Workday's value changes over time and might make decisions based on that. Read from source...

- The title is misleading, as it suggests that the surge in options activity is specific to Workday, when in reality, it could be applied to any stock.
- The author does not provide a clear definition or explanation of what constitutes "whales" and how they are identified. This term is vague and subjective, and may lead to confusion or misinterpretation by readers.