The right to buy
A call gives the buyer the right to buy at the strike price. Traders may use calls to express an upside view.
Options trading
Follow the flow.
Follow the flow.
Understand the trade.
Large options orders tell part of the story. Market360X brings flow, price action and sentiment together so you can see the context behind the activity.
Understanding optionsA contract. A price.
A contract. A price.
A defined expiry.
An option gives its buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset at a specified strike price, subject to the contract’s terms and expiry.
Direction is only one part of the decision. Time remaining, volatility and the premium paid also affect an option’s value.
The right to sell
A put gives the buyer the right to sell at the strike price. Puts can express a downside view or be part of a hedge.
Why Market360XAn unusual order needs
An unusual order needs
more than an alert.
Options feeds can overwhelm you with transactions. We help connect notable activity to the market around it, so you have more to work with than a premium figure.
Find notable activity
Follow large sweeps and blocks in one view instead of searching through separate feeds.
Read it alongside price
Compare flow with price action and sentiment. A large call order alone does not establish a bullish position.
Evaluate the setup
Review the trade idea and its entry, target and stop levels before deciding whether it belongs in your plan.
Before you
follow the flow.
Does a large call order always mean a bullish trade?
No. An order can be part of a hedge, a spread or a closing transaction. Flow is one input to evaluate alongside price, sentiment and your own analysis.
Does Market360X execute options trades?
Market360X provides analysis and trade ideas. You choose the contract, review its risks and place any order through your broker.
What risk should I understand first?
An option buyer can lose the entire premium. Selling options can involve substantially greater risk, depending on the position. Understand the full contract and strategy before trading.
Put options activity in context.
Explore the signals, flow and market intelligence available in our plans.
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