After spotting unusual options activity in Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), Jon is watching the stock into the close. He notes that someone was "selling puts and collecting credit for it," meaning that the trader believes the stock could be heading higher.

Pete Najarian has his eye on the financials sector due to heavy call buying in both the Financials ETF (NYSE Arca: XLF) as well as in Credit Suisse (Swiss Exchange: CSGN-CH). "Financials are going higher," he said on the "Halftime Report" today.

Stephanie Link and Sarat Sethi are both watching consumer names (CME:Index and Options Market: .IXR) – specifically companies that have to do with the home improvement trend.

Link bought Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) on Tuesday as a new position, saying that "the home formation trend is strong" as demand continues to improve.

Sethi also made moves on Tuesday, adding to his Lowe's (NYSE: LOW) position. The stock is up seven percent this year, and he thinks the run is just getting started.

Trader disclosures: Pete owns XLF calls, Stephanie Link owns Stanley Black & Decker, Sarat Sethi owns Lowe's.

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