0DTE Flow Feed

Gain analysis into options flow that specifically filters for contracts that have expiration dates for the current calendar day

Our 0DTE Options Flow section makes tracking close dated expirations easier than ever! All options flow that has the same expiration date as the current date will be shown in real-time on this grid. Most of the days this 0DTE Options Flow Feed will consist of ETF's such as SPY, QQQ, and IWM due to most other stock tickers only having expiration dates at the end of each week.

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0DTE flow is an extremely useful asset to investors who regularly trade contracts that expire the same day ( more specifically, investors who regularly day-trade ETF's ) and can benefit off of tracking all of the heavy contract activity for the current date. Data in this feed is derived from our main options flow radar, except filtered to only show heavy flow with expiration dates that match the current date.

How to correctly utilize 0DTE Options Flow?

If you are in an options trade that is expiring the same day ( for day traders, this is highly likely the case ), you are able to actively monitor the specific contract flow of your active options trade and get an in-depth analysis of the value moving with and against your specific trade. This alone is able to completely enhance the way you monitor your options trade positions and ensure you make clean and clear decisions with managing the trades.
You are able to view all short-term expiration flow for a specific ticker seamlessly, and in a way where you can view the physical value ($) moving into calls or puts for that ticker. This works exceptionally well when gaining confirmation for entering new options positions for certain tickers. Before entering a position, you can easily check the options flow for that specific ticker and see if the flow is matching your trade idea. This is the absolute easiest way to gain confluence and assist with easy decision making during the trading day.
Usually investors have a hard time determining when to secure profits at the top, and when stop out of a trade at the perfect place, but using short-term options flow dramatically assists with this. For example, if you are in a CALL position at the moment and flow has been supporting your direction the entire way, but eventually starts to show a decrease in CALLS and an increase in PUTS, this would be your indication to take profits while the value of CALLS are at the highest. The same goes for knowing when to stop out of a trade. If you just enter into a PUT position based off increasing PUT flow, but you quickly start to see that CALL flow for that ticker starts to grow and gain more value, this would be your indication to stop out while the physical value of the opposing direction is starting to increase. Where other investors would be guessing which direction the current price can go, using flow will allow you to be one of the first investors to realize that a directional change is imminent based on the flows movement.

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How to correctly utilize 0DTE Options Flow?

0DTE Flow has many similar use cases and capabilities to the Weekly Flow as they both are meant to monitor very short-term expiration dates, and are extremely useful for short-term trade management. You can view the section on , or you can view the snippet below which is a similar description. As stated previously, monitoring options flow ( especially short-term ) is one of the most effective ways to improve your investing capabilities and stay ahead of other investors. While there are countless ways to utilize flow effectively, here are a few ways you can successfully use 0DTE Options Flow to your benefit:

If you are in an options trade that is expiring the same day ( for day traders, this is highly likely the case ), you are able to actively monitor the specific contract flow of your active options trade and get an in-depth analysis of the value moving with and against your specific trade. This alone is able to completely enhance the way you monitor your options trade positions and ensure you make clean and clear decisions with managing the trades.

You are able to view all short-term expiration flow for a specific ticker seamlessly, and in a way where you can view the physical value ($) moving into calls or puts for that ticker. This works exceptionally well when gaining confirmation for entering new options positions for certain tickers. Before entering a position, you can easily check the options flow for that specific ticker and see if the flow is matching your trade idea. This is the absolute easiest way to gain confluence and assist with easy decision making during the trading day.

Usually investors have a hard time determining when to secure profits at the top, and when stop out of a trade at the perfect place, but using short-term options flow dramatically assists with this. For example, if you are in a CALL position at the moment and flow has been supporting your direction the entire way, but eventually starts to show a decrease in CALLS and an increase in PUTS, this would be your indication to take profits while the value of CALLS are at the highest. The same goes for knowing when to stop out of a trade. If you just enter into a PUT position based off increasing PUT flow, but you quickly start to see that CALL flow for that ticker starts to grow and gain more value, this would be your indication to stop out while the physical value of the opposing direction is starting to increase. Where other investors would be guessing which direction the current price can go, using flow will allow you to be one of the first investors to realize that a directional change is imminent based on the flows movement.