Stock screener with options volume
Option activity often moves before or alongside the stock. The stock screener puts each symbol's option volume, open interest and put/call ratios next to its price, gap and volume.
Every number carries its source and delay, and unknown values show "-" with a reason rather than 0.
What it shows
- Price, change, gap and relative volume
- Total option volume and open interest
- Put/call ratios by volume and open interest
- Market cap and listing
How to use it
- Open the Stock screener.
- Filter on total option volume or relative volume.
- Add interesting symbols to a watchlist.
Questions
Which stocks are covered?
US-listed stocks and ETFs with listed options, from the configured market-data providers.
Is a high put/call ratio bearish?
Not by itself. It counts contracts traded; it does not show direction.
Is the stock data realtime?
No. It is delayed or end of day, labelled as such.
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Educational information, not investment advice. Market data is delayed (or end of day) and labelled as such; nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security.