Do market makers price options using only volatility, or is there any expectation of the stock going upwards or downwards factored into pricing?

Give put option price table for NVDA for next 2 expirations - (no greeks but give all pricing, IV, and volume fields). 1 table per expiration.

Give put option price table for NVDA for next 2 expirations - (no greeks but give all pricing, IV, and volume fields). 1 table per expiration.

Give put option price table for July 24th and July 31st expiry for RDDT. Give IV, bid ask prices and sizes, OI, last price, stike price (no greeks needed).

Can you give Reddit option chain in a table for next 2 expirations from today. 1 table per expiration. Give strike jumps of every $5. Give price, IV, bid ask sizes, OI

Can you give Reddit option chain in a table for next 2 expirations from today - display straddle style. 1 table per expiration.

Can you give Reddit option chain in a table for next 2 expirations. 1 table per expiration.

Are option prices, used typically by market makers, at all determined by a fundamental analysis of the stock and where the analyst expects the stock fair value to be across any time range?

can you give me QQQ rolling 16 day - distribution of 16-trading-day QQQ moves over the last 6 months - make a bucket for each % point and give counts.

In the lsat 6 months - how often has QQQ dropped more than 1.45% over a 5 day period (rolling)? How often has it gone up, and how often dropped but less than 1.45%, and how often dropped more than 3%?