RTI International Metals (NYSE:RTI), a producers of titanium used in the composition of products in the aerospace, industrial & medical sector. RTI is recently down $2.85 to $81.54 on consumption demand interruptions affiliated with BA delaying its 787 Dreamliner rollout until late 2008. RTI November option implied volatility of 51 is above its 26-week average of 44 according to Track Data, suggesting larger price risks.

Allegheny Tech (NYSE: ATI) a diversified specialty metals producer, is recently down $4.99 to $110.45. ATI has market cap of $11.2 billion. ATI November option implied volatility of 43 is above its 26-week average of 39 according to Track Data, suggesting larger price risks.

Daily options Update is provided by Stock Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com.

Allegheny Tech's (NYSE: ATI) volatility increases on vague buyout chatter. ATI is a diversified specialty metals producer with revenues of $4.9 billion in 2006. ATI is recently up .25 to $107.80. ThyssenKrupp has been frequently mentioned as interested in specialty metal producers. ATI has market cap of $10.9 billion. ATI call option volume of 14,650 contracts compares to put volume of 3,172 contracts. ATI July & August option implied volatility of 40 is above its 26-week average of 37 according to Track Data, suggesting larger price risks.

Tesoro-(NYSE-TSO) volatility & volume higher on renewed takeover Speculation. TSO, an independent refiner and marketer of petroleum products, is recently up .88 cents to $60.27 on renewed takeover speculation. WTI Crude oil futures are down .35% to $71.94 according to Bloomberg. TSO call option volume of 6,779 contracts compares to put volume of 637 contracts. TSO July & August option implied volatility of 42 is above its 26-week average of 35 according to Track Data, suggesting larger price risks.

Option volume leaders today are: Home Depot (NYSE: HD), Alcoa (NYSE: AA) and Verisign (NASDAQ-VRSN).

Daily Option Update is provided by Stock Options Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com.

On today's STOP TRADING! segment on CNBC, Cramer said The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR) is a play. With Kroger at $29 after a B of A upgrade said it could beat for years to come. The case against Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (NYSE:WMT) is so fabulous that everyone wants in. He commented that when Lee Scott is finally dethroned, this wouldn't necessarily happen, but now the store is not what it once was. Lee Scott was one of 24/7 Wall St.'s TOP CEO's THAT HAVE TO GO from December.

Cramer adores Allegheny Technologies Inc. (NYSE:ATI). He said this one is in the sweet spot and it is positioned to work every single aspect of the economy and its metal will stand up to corrosive effects of ethanol.

If you want to know why Cramer was out Friday night, it looks like he fractured his foot.

Jon Ogg is a partner in 24/7 Wall St., LLC; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.

It's not only the fun tech stocks that are responsible for the markets' soaring heights. It may be fun to watch Google, Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) soar to $505 and Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) inch to $30 per share, as it did yesterday and was rewarded by Credit Suisse with an upgrade from neutral to outperform. But there are plenty of less glamorous leaders driving the markets ever upwards.

As Alexandra Twin points out at CNNMoney.com, Allegheny Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:ATI), for example, is up a whopping 112% year-to-date. There's also a lot of strength in the steel sector, as Tom Taulli points out today with his post on the Oregon Steel Mills (NYSE:OS) deal.

Steel not boring enough? Pactiv Corp. (NYSE:PTV), the maker of Hefty trash bags and a variety of take-out containers, is up 52.3%. Now there's a social trend reflected in the markets!

Other market workhorses include OfficeMax, Inc. (NYSE:OMX) and Big Lots, Inc (NYSE: BIG) both up 93.2% in the 2006 S&P.