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Options Flow Scanner

Unusual options activity across defense, energy, AI, critical minerals, and robotics — volume spikes, IV percentile, call/put skew, and top contracts ranked by conviction score.

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Why Options Flow Matters

Options volume is the one market data point that requires the buyer to put money at risk with a time limit. When someone buys 10,000 calls expiring in two weeks on a defense stock, they're making a time-stamped directional bet that something will happen before expiration. Unlike analyst upgrades or news articles, options flow has a built-in accountability mechanism — the trade either works or it doesn't.

We scan options chains across our focus sectors every 2 hours during market hours, flagging volume spikes, elevated IV percentile readings, and extreme call/put skew. Each ticker is scored 0-100 based on the confluence of these indicators. When unusual flow aligns with congressional trades, 13F filings, or policy catalysts in our convergence pipeline, it becomes something more than noise.

What We Scan
6 Sectors, 38+ Tickers
Defense, Energy/Grid, AI, Critical Minerals, Robotics, and Bottleneck Enablers — the tickers where policy and positioning create asymmetric setups
How We Score
0-100 Conviction
Volume spike detection, IV percentile ranking (vs. 52-week range), call/put skew ratio, and top contract concentration — weighted into a single score
Where It Goes
Convergence Pipeline
High-scoring flow feeds into the 37-source convergence engine, stacking with 13F positions, congressional trades, and policy actions
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Tickers Scanned
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Volume Spikes
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Top Score
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Net Bullish Skew
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Scoring Methodology

Each ticker in our focus universe is scored 0-100 based on four weighted components:

Data sourced from Yahoo Finance options chains. Scans run every 2 hours during market hours (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM ET, Monday-Friday). Scores feed into our convergence detection pipeline as one of 37 independent data sources — options flow alone is noise; options flow that aligns with 13F accumulation, congressional trades, and policy catalysts is a convergence.