The largest options sweeps bought at the ask across the market right now — aggressive, urgent orders split across exchanges and filled immediately. Ranked by premium, this is where the smart money is positioning before the move. Calls = bullish bets, puts = bearish or hedges.
What's a sweep? An options order broken into pieces and filled across multiple exchanges at once — a sign of urgency. Bought at the ask means the buyer paid up to get filled fast (aggressive). Big ask-side sweeps are the clearest footprint of institutional "smart money." New to this? Sweeps vs blocks → · Volume vs open interest →. Educational only — not financial advice; options carry substantial risk.
The conviction desk ranks every one of these names by a full flow score, and the room gets the exact contract the smart money is buying — live, as it fires.
