Options Flow Chart

Price action with options-derived overlays, drawings, and indicators

What this chart is

Live Options Flow answers “what printed?” in table form. The Options Flow Chart answers “how does price relate to options-derived levels and to aggressive premium through the session?” It’s the Chart tab on every stock page and the center column of the Terminal, built on a fast interactive engine with intraday timeframes, drawing tools, technical indicators, and the options-specific overlays that make Optionomics distinctive.

Use it when a name is active and you care about timing—opening drives, lunch lulls, last-hour gamma effects—or when you want a persistent canvas for a stock you’re tracking through the day.

Availability: Most overlays available on Gamma+; the ML overlay requires a plan with ML features (Theta+).

Options Flow Chart

Premium summary header

Above the chart you’ll see a strip of premium badges for the day, plus a quick Terminal shortcut to open this symbol in the multi-panel workspace.

Badge Meaning
Calls Bought Premium on call purchases at/above ask
Puts Bought Premium on put purchases at/above ask
Calls Sold Premium on call sales at/below bid
Puts Sold Premium on put sales at/below bid
Net Premium Calls minus puts (color-coded)

Timeframes

Switch the chart with one click:

  • Intraday: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 2H, 4H
  • Daily and longer: D (daily), W (weekly), M (monthly)

Options-specific overlays

The toolbar exposes toggle buttons for each overlay—turn on what you want, leave the rest off.

Toggle Overlay
S/R Support and resistance derived from options flow clustering
DP Support and resistance derived from dark pool block prints
GEX Gamma exposure markers from current positioning
OC Option-chain–derived support and resistance levels
ML Machine-learning support and resistance
Flow Net flow overlay on the price chart

Each overlay is independent. Turn on S/R + DP + GEX when you want confluence between options-derived levels and dark-pool memory. Turn on Flow when you want to see cumulative directional pressure through the day next to candles.

Drawing tools

A separate group on the toolbar handles drawings:

Tool Use
Horizontal line Mark a flat level (target, stop, key strike)
Vertical line Mark a time of day or event
Ray line Anchor a sloped line from a point
Fibonacci retracement (Fib) Snap fibs across a swing
Undo last Remove the last drawing you placed
Clear all Wipe drawings on the current symbol

Drawings persist on the chart while you stay on the page; for permanent notes, your own trade journal is still the source of truth.

Technical indicators

Open the Ind menu on the toolbar to toggle indicators on or off. Indicators split into two areas:

Area Available
Main chart overlays MA, EMA, BBOL (Bollinger Bands), SAR (Parabolic SAR), BBI (Bull-Bear Index)
Sub-panel indicators VOL (Volume), MACD, RSI, KDJ

You can stack overlays on the price pane and stack sub-indicators below the price pane. The chart adjusts layout automatically.

Reading the flow line and the premium badges together

Pattern What it may suggest Confidence
Net flow rising while price rises Options-driven momentum Higher
Net flow rising while price drops Hedging into weakness or contrarian setup Mixed
Net flow flat while price moves Move not confirmed by options conviction Lower
Heavy flow at S/R or DP level Defended or attacked level Higher
Net Premium positive but small Mild directional tilt Lower
Net Premium strongly negative on a green candle Calls being sold or puts being bought into strength Mixed

Working with overlays in practice

A few field-tested combinations:

Goal Overlays
Read the level structure quickly S/R + OC
Add equity-side memory S/R + OC + DP
Read dealer impact GEX + OC
Pair structure with momentum S/R + Flow
Add ML context Above sets + ML

If the chart starts to feel busy, turn overlays off until only the ones you’re actually reading remain. The toolbar makes this a single click each.

Date selection (Time Travel)

The stock-page header date selector applies to the daily-positioning tabs. The Chart tab itself defaults to the live session—switch tabs to the daily charts when you want to study a prior date.

Important context

  • The chart shows association in time, not proof of causation. Flow can lead, lag, or diverge from spot for good reasons (spreads, hedges, vol trading).
  • ML and options-derived levels are probabilistic outputs—use them as inputs, not as triggers.
  • Drawings are local to the chart; they are not synced to other devices or shared.

Remember: Treat strong patterns as hypotheses to validate with the chain, news, and your risk plan—not as automatic entries.

Related:


Optionomics Documentation

Getting Started
Main Features
Daily Analytics
Historical Analytics

Optionomics Documentation