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One symbol. Its options activity in one view.

Answer "what is happening in this ticker’s options" before deciding which deeper read to open.

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Ticker Options Snapshot · 21-second walkthroughMarket session Sep 25, 2026

The report UI is recreated from the test app's Sep 25, 2026 session, not a live screen. A historical example with music; no narration.

Ticker Options Snapshot · real test-app reportMarket session Sep 22, 2026Swipe to inspect →
Real Ticker Options Snapshot report in the TradingFlow test app, showing Biggest prints today for the September 22, 2026 market session.

Captured Sep 23, 2026 on testapp.tradingflow.com. This is a historical example; results on this page do not refresh. Swipe across the image to inspect its columns.

Ticker Options Snapshot · how the report is assembledConceptual map
  1. 01One symbol
  2. 02Session activity + IV
  3. 03Premium, rank, prints

The report resolves for the selected completed session.

Read the output

  1. 01Spot, 30-day implied volatility and its 1-year rank for the symbol.
  2. 02The session’s option premium, call share and bullish share.
  3. 03The largest single prints in that name, with strike, expiry and sentiment.

Keep in mind

Sentiment is feed-classified from option type and quote-side execution; it is not a position.

How to read it

From report to evidence

  1. 01

    Type a symbol

    Everything resolves for the latest completed session, or a date you pin.

  2. 02

    Read premium against IV rank

    Heavy premium on a low IV rank is a different setup from heavy premium on a high one.

  3. 03

    Go deeper where it matters

    Gamma Levels for structure, Expected Move for what is priced, Vol Surface for the whole vol map.

Method and limitations

A one-screen Cookbook tool for a selected completed session: a symbol’s volatility, option premium, and biggest prints. Official app template: Ticker Options Snapshot.

What the report computes

  • Spot, 30-day implied volatility and its 1-year rank for the symbol.
  • The session’s option premium, call share and bullish share.
  • The largest single prints in that name, with strike, expiry and sentiment.

What it does not claim

  • Sentiment is feed-classified from option type and quote-side execution; it is not a position.
  • One print is not a trade idea — the tape carries no link between rows.
  • Vol figures are vendor fields; no realized-volatility comparison is made here.

Puts the session’s premium split next to the 1-year IV rank, so heavy activity in a quiet-vol name is distinguishable from heavy activity in an already-expensive one.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as an option chain?
No. A chain lists every contract. This summarises the session for the symbol — how much premium traded, how it split, where implied vol sits, and which tickets were largest.
Why is bullish premium lower than call premium?
Calls are not automatically bullish. A call sold at the bid classifies differently from one lifted at the ask, and neutral prints — spreads and hedges — count toward neither side.

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The public page explains the report. Run the official template in TradingFlow for a selected completed market session.

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