Live options flow, name by name — call vs put volume, the call/put ratio and the most active contract for every major optionable stock and ETF. Pick a ticker to see today's read, or learn how to read the flow first. Everything is scored live on the conviction desk.
Options flow is the real-time record of options trades printing on the tape — especially the large, aggressive ones. It shows where big money is positioning: which strikes, which expirations, and whether they're buying calls or puts. Each ticker page shows that name's call vs put volume, its call/put ratio, and its most active contract.
Unusual options activity is options volume well above a contract's normal level — often large blocks or sweeps bought at the ask. Those aggressive prints carry the most signal because someone is paying up to get positioned fast. Each ticker's flow page flags whether the tape is leaning bullish, bearish or mixed.
Start with the lean: heavy call volume and a call/put ratio above 1 is bullish; heavy put volume is bearish. Then check whether the biggest contracts are being bought at the ask (aggressive, urgent) or sold on the bid. The most-active contract — its strike, expiration and IV — tells you where the crowd is concentrated. Full breakdown in how to read options flow.
The heaviest options flow is usually in the mega-cap tech names (NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, META, AMZN), the semis (AMD, MU, SMCI), high-beta crypto and fintech (COIN, MSTR, HOOD), and the index ETFs (SPY, QQQ, IWM) — all in the directory above.
The conviction desk scores every one of these names in real time — net premium, call/put ratio, relative volume and the biggest sweep of the day. Top flow is free to watch.
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