See which tickers had a truly unusual options day, ranked against their own history, not just a big raw number.
After each close, every measured name is compared against its own trailing history and the session gets a published verdict. The latest session’s measured figures load here, dated. If they can’t be loaded, none are shown — no example stands in for the data.
Market-wide context shows where the activity was. The own-history percentile shows how unusual it was for that name.
Published after the close, every trading day. Everyone gets the same read. When the session was ordinary, it says the session was ordinary. The point is to say what was unusual, plainly.
Cancellations, trial questions — email a real person (me), not a support queue. If Pro isn’t worth it to you, one email cancels your trial before you’re charged anything. No chatbot, no retention script.
The free Read tells you what was unusual. Pro answers any ticker on demand — the names you actually follow.
After each session, Flowstradamus adds up equity and options activity and compares every name against its own trailing history. Dealer positioning is modeled from that activity and labeled as such. The Read then describes the session in past tense. Quiet days get called quiet.
The delay is deliberate. Flowstradamus is built for swing traders and researchers who want to understand a session after it settles — not for trading the tape in real time.
A separate, free thing: company financials from SEC filings.
Revenue, earnings, operating cash flow, dividends, and share count for 1,800+ U.S. filers. Every figure is dated to its fiscal period and tagged with its XBRL source, so you can check it yourself. When a company didn’t report something, the field stays blank.
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