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OptionVision: Live Options Flow & Signals for TSLA, NVDA, SPY
Live options flow, unusual options activity and option signals overlaid right on the price chart. See where big option orders hit, which strikes are busiest today, and when an option's premium breaks its high of the day, on TSLA, NVDA, SPY, QQQ, AAPL, MSFT, META, AMD, NFLX, MRNA, HOOD, INTC, MSTR, SMCI, MU and any other optionable US stock or ETF.
OptionVision puts live option activity on the stock chart, computed entirely from TradingView's own OPRA option data. Nothing is hard-coded: signals, circles and strike bars update by themselves on any optionable US stock or ETF. Use it on a 1-minute chart.
WHAT IT SHOWS
- Signal arrows: a red bubble with a down arrow above the candle when a put fires, a green bubble with an up arrow below the candle when a call fires, with the strike(s) in small print. Hover an arrow to see which rule fired and the option premium at that minute.
- Big-order circles: one green circle (calls, below the candle) and one red circle (puts, above) per minute when a strike trades a large amount of premium. Circles grow with the dollars traded; the 5 largest are labelled. Hover a circle to see each strike, the dollars, and contracts x price.
- Strike bars: thin bars at the right side of the chart, one per strike, showing the premium traded today on calls (just above the strike) and puts (just below). Longer means more dollars. Only strikes inside the price range on screen are drawn, and the busiest strikes are labelled.
HOW THE SIGNALS WORK
Each morning the script picks option contracts from the opening price, using up to four rules (each can be switched off):
1. At the money, this week's Friday expiry.
2. Three strikes out of the money, weekly.
3. A straddle-sized offset, weekly: strike = price +/- 0.6 x (ATM call + ATM put premium), set once both have traded.
4. The same straddle-sized offset on the monthly contract 21-27 days out.
For every contract it tracks the premium's high of the day on 1-minute closes. A break is a minute that closes at a new high after a minute that did not. When a contract makes its Nth break (default 2) inside the entry window (default 09:31-15:00 ET), the arrow fires, once per contract per day.
HOW THE FLOW WORKS
For the latest session the script follows 7 strikes around the opening price (calls and puts; same-day expiry for SPY and QQQ, this week's Friday for others). Premium is volume x last price x 100 per strike-minute. A circle appears when a strike-minute reaches the dollar threshold (default $100K) and a multiple of that session's average strike-minute (default 4x), so busy names like SPY don't fill the chart.
SETTINGS
Signal arrows on/off, the break number, the entry window, sessions of signal history (1-2), each strike rule on/off; circles on/off, the dollar threshold and multiple; strike bars on/off; hiding deep in-the-money strikes.
LIMITATIONS
- TradingView gives scripts option trade prices, not bid/ask: a break needs a printed trade, and the premium shown is not what you would pay. Real fills are usually worse on fast moves.
- Option data is delayed unless you have a real-time OPRA subscription; with delayed data, arrows and circles appear late.
- Trade side (bought or sold) is not available to scripts, and one strike-minute can be many smaller trades.
- TradingView allows 40 option contracts per script, so signals cover the latest 2 sessions and the flow covers 7 strikes.
- Strikes on the grid may not exist for every symbol; missing contracts are skipped.
- Arrows mark events. They are not trade recommendations, and nothing here predicts future results.
OptionVision puts live option activity on the stock chart, computed entirely from TradingView's own OPRA option data. Nothing is hard-coded: signals, circles and strike bars update by themselves on any optionable US stock or ETF. Use it on a 1-minute chart.
WHAT IT SHOWS
- Signal arrows: a red bubble with a down arrow above the candle when a put fires, a green bubble with an up arrow below the candle when a call fires, with the strike(s) in small print. Hover an arrow to see which rule fired and the option premium at that minute.
- Big-order circles: one green circle (calls, below the candle) and one red circle (puts, above) per minute when a strike trades a large amount of premium. Circles grow with the dollars traded; the 5 largest are labelled. Hover a circle to see each strike, the dollars, and contracts x price.
- Strike bars: thin bars at the right side of the chart, one per strike, showing the premium traded today on calls (just above the strike) and puts (just below). Longer means more dollars. Only strikes inside the price range on screen are drawn, and the busiest strikes are labelled.
HOW THE SIGNALS WORK
Each morning the script picks option contracts from the opening price, using up to four rules (each can be switched off):
1. At the money, this week's Friday expiry.
2. Three strikes out of the money, weekly.
3. A straddle-sized offset, weekly: strike = price +/- 0.6 x (ATM call + ATM put premium), set once both have traded.
4. The same straddle-sized offset on the monthly contract 21-27 days out.
For every contract it tracks the premium's high of the day on 1-minute closes. A break is a minute that closes at a new high after a minute that did not. When a contract makes its Nth break (default 2) inside the entry window (default 09:31-15:00 ET), the arrow fires, once per contract per day.
HOW THE FLOW WORKS
For the latest session the script follows 7 strikes around the opening price (calls and puts; same-day expiry for SPY and QQQ, this week's Friday for others). Premium is volume x last price x 100 per strike-minute. A circle appears when a strike-minute reaches the dollar threshold (default $100K) and a multiple of that session's average strike-minute (default 4x), so busy names like SPY don't fill the chart.
SETTINGS
Signal arrows on/off, the break number, the entry window, sessions of signal history (1-2), each strike rule on/off; circles on/off, the dollar threshold and multiple; strike bars on/off; hiding deep in-the-money strikes.
LIMITATIONS
- TradingView gives scripts option trade prices, not bid/ask: a break needs a printed trade, and the premium shown is not what you would pay. Real fills are usually worse on fast moves.
- Option data is delayed unless you have a real-time OPRA subscription; with delayed data, arrows and circles appear late.
- Trade side (bought or sold) is not available to scripts, and one strike-minute can be many smaller trades.
- TradingView allows 40 option contracts per script, so signals cover the latest 2 sessions and the flow covers 7 strikes.
- Strikes on the grid may not exist for every symbol; missing contracts are skipped.
- Arrows mark events. They are not trade recommendations, and nothing here predicts future results.
發行說明
The expiry date now appears next to every option shown: the strikes over the signal arrows (for example 395P 10/30), the arrow and circle hover boxes, and the strike-bar labels.發行說明
Works better on lower-priced stocks: strikes now follow the price ($0.50 under $25, $1 under $100, $2.50 under $500, $5 above; $1 for SPY and QQQ), so names like INTC, HOOD and NFLX use their real nearby strikes for signals, circles and strike bars.發行說明
Chart preview now shows TSLA, so "Use on chart" opens it on TSLA (1-minute). Signals and flow unchanged.
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