Total Flow Today
$847M
vs $612M yesterday
Bullish Flow
$521M
61.6% of total
Bearish Flow
$326M
38.4% of total
Sweeps Today
147
Cross-exchange
Whale Alerts
23
$1M+ single orders
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Options Scanner
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| Ticker | Setup | Price | IV Rank | IV% | Vol / OI | Put/Call | Max Pain | Signal | Exp Play |
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Build Your Trade
Long Call
Buy call option, limited risk, unlimited upside
BULLISH
Long Put
Buy put option, profit as stock falls
BEARISH
Covered Call
Sell call against long stock position
NEUTRAL/BULL
Cash Secured Put
Sell put, collect premium or buy at discount
BULLISH
Bull Call Spread
Buy lower strike, sell higher strike call
BULLISH
Bear Put Spread
Buy higher strike, sell lower strike put
BEARISH
Straddle
Buy call + put at same strike, profit on big move
VOLATILE
Iron Condor
Sell call + put spreads, profit in a range
NEUTRAL
Long Call — Payoff Diagram
Max Profit
Unlimited
Max Loss
-$850
Breakeven
$23.85
Total Cost
$850
Days to Exp
26
Prob Profit
38%
Estimated Greeks
ApproxΔ
Delta
0.35
Price sensitivity
Γ
Gamma
0.04
Delta change rate
Θ
Theta
-0.03
Daily time decay
V
Vega
0.08
IV sensitivity
ρ
Rho
0.02
Rate sensitivity
Trade Notes
Market Put/Call Ratio
LiveCBOE Total P/C
0.87
Neutral
Equity P/C
0.62
Bullish
Index P/C
1.42
Bearish hedge
Reading: Equity P/C at 0.62 signals more calls than puts being bought — retail is positioned bullishly. Index P/C at 1.42 suggests institutions are hedging with puts on the broader market. Divergence between equity and index P/C is a classic sign of institutional caution vs retail optimism.
VIX & Fear Gauge
LiveVIX
18.42
Low Fear
VIX9D
16.81
Very Low
VIX3M
19.24
Neutral
VIX Term Structure
9D
30D
3M
6M
✓ Contango — normal market structure (near-term < long-term)
Put/Call Ratio by Ticker
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| Ticker | Company | Call Vol | Put Vol | P/C Ratio | OI Calls | OI Puts | Signal |
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The Greeks — What Every Options Trader Must Know
Δ
Delta
How much the option price moves per $1 move in the stock. Calls have positive delta (0 to 1), puts have negative delta (-1 to 0).
Delta 0.50 = option moves $0.50 per $1 stock move
Γ
Gamma
Rate of change of delta. High gamma near expiration means delta changes rapidly — options become more sensitive to price moves.
High gamma = explosive 0-DTE moves
Θ
Theta
Time decay — how much value the option loses each day as it approaches expiration. Buyers pay theta, sellers collect it.
Theta -0.05 = lose $5/day per contract
V
Vega
Sensitivity to implied volatility changes. When IV expands options gain value, when IV contracts (IV crush) options lose value fast.
Vega 0.10 = gains $10 per 1% IV increase
ρ
Rho
Sensitivity to interest rate changes. Least important for short-dated options but matters for LEAPS and long-dated positions.
Low importance for most retail trades
Strategy Library
Long Call
Buy a call when you expect the stock to move significantly higher. Limited risk to the premium paid, unlimited upside. Best used when IV is low and you have a specific catalyst.
Beginner
Long Put
Buy a put to profit from a stock decline or to hedge a long position. Risk limited to premium, profit increases as stock falls. Great for earnings fades and sector weakness.
Beginner
Covered Call
Sell a call against 100 shares you own. Generates income but caps upside. Best on flat to mildly bullish positions where you own the underlying and want yield.
Beginner
Cash Secured Put
Sell a put and set aside cash to buy shares if assigned. Collect premium or acquire shares at a discount. Ideal for stocks you want to own at a lower price.
Beginner
Bull Call Spread
Buy a lower strike call, sell a higher strike call. Reduces cost vs long call but caps max profit. Best when you're moderately bullish and want to reduce theta decay.
Intermediate
Bear Put Spread
Buy a higher strike put, sell a lower strike put. Defined risk bearish play with lower cost than a long put. Good for moderate bearish moves with a defined target.
Intermediate
Straddle
Buy both a call and put at the same strike and expiration. Profits on a big move in either direction. Best before major catalysts when you expect volatility but not direction.
Intermediate
Iron Condor
Sell a call spread and put spread simultaneously. Profit when stock stays within a range. Best in low IV environments on stocks that have settled after a big move.
Advanced
0-DTE Strategy
Trade options expiring same day. Extremely high gamma — small moves create large % swings. High risk, high reward. Requires precise entry, fast exits, and strict size discipline.
Advanced
IV Crush — The Hidden Options Killer
Must Read
IV Crush happens when implied volatility collapses after a known event like earnings. The option price is inflated before the event to reflect uncertainty — then when the event passes, IV drops dramatically regardless of which direction the stock moved.
Example: NVDA reports earnings. You buy a call the day before. NVDA gaps up 5%. But IV drops from 80% to 30%. Your call loses value despite being right on direction. This is IV crush.
Example: NVDA reports earnings. You buy a call the day before. NVDA gaps up 5%. But IV drops from 80% to 30%. Your call loses value despite being right on direction. This is IV crush.
How to avoid it
Buy options before IV ramps up, not the day before earnings
Use spreads instead of naked longs to reduce vega exposure
Sell premium INTO high IV events — be the house not the gambler
Check IV rank before buying — if IV rank is >50% IV is expensive
Reading Options Flow — Sweeps vs Blocks vs Splits
Flow Mastery🔥 Sweep
Order filled across multiple exchanges simultaneously at the ask — buyer is aggressive and doesn't care about price. Most bullish signal in options flow. They want in NOW.
🐋 Block
Large single order, often $1M+, negotiated directly with a market maker. Could be a hedge or directional bet. Context matters — check if it's a call or put and on vs off exchange.
📦 Split
Same order broken into multiple smaller fills over time. Less aggressive than a sweep — buyer is being patient about price. Still meaningful size but not as urgent as a sweep.