QS Options Flow: Live call and put premium for every ticker
Every ticker's options flow for the session in one view: call premium against put premium, the largest orders and sweeps. Visitors see it 30 minutes delayed on the flow board.
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Track record
Track record: QS Options Flow is scored together with QS Strategist. See the QS Strategist track record.
Questions
What's the QS Options Flow hit rate?
QS Options Flow is scored together with QS Strategist, so its record is the QS Strategist track record.
What counts as a win?
The stock moved in the called direction from the close of the day the signal was issued to the next trading day's close.
Why can a lower hit rate still make money?
What a signal makes depends on how big its wins are against its losses as well as how often it wins, so the record shows the average win, the average loss and the expectancy next to the hit rate.
Recent flow
See today's flow for every ticker, 30 minutes delayed, on the options flow board.
Options flow chart
Open the members' chart for any ticker.
How we count
Every signal of this family the scorecard captured when it was served, plus its stored history where the issue time and the call were recorded; neutral calls are not counted. QS Options Flow and QS Strategist are scored as one family: the strategist's calls are the options-flow signal. A signal's result is the underlying's move from the close of the day it was issued (the next day's close when it was issued after the 4 pm ET close) to the following trading day's close, in the called direction. A win is a result above zero. Hit rate is wins divided by signals, rounded down. Expectancy is the average result per signal, losers included. Max drawdown is the largest fall, from a peak, of the cumulative P&L of a book that puts $1,000 on every signal; the worst losing streak is the most losing signals in a row. Past results do not predict future ones.