Multi Strike Stock Option Price

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Multi Strike Stock Option Price

Gain real-time insights into option open interest trends and market sentiment.

Options Strategy

Explore multiple strike analyses and compare call/put pricing to identify key support/resistance levels.

Market Insights

Analyze the evolution of option prices across multiple strikes along with the underlying spot price to better time your trades.

Multi-Strike Option Price Analysis

The Multi-Strike Option Price tool aggregates data across various strike prices in a single, interactive chart. This allows traders to view the evolution of both call and put option prices, alongside the underlying spot price, over a chosen time period.

Key Features

Dynamic Time Range: Select a date and time duration (e.g., 5D) to view historical data. The chart normalizes time to start at midnight (00:00:00) to ensure consistent data presentation.
Multiple Strike Comparison: Compare option prices for multiple strike levels simultaneously. Choose to display call prices, put prices, or both.
Underlying Price Display: The underlying (spot) price is plotted on the right y-axis for easy reference.
Enhanced Scaling: Option prices and underlying prices are independently scaled for optimal visibility.
Dark/Light Theme Support: The tool automatically adjusts its color scheme based on your system or selected theme.

How Traders Can Use This Tool

By analyzing option prices across different strikes over a selected period, traders can identify key support and resistance levels, track changes in market sentiment, and optimize their entry and exit strategies. The combined view of call and put prices along with the underlying price provides a comprehensive perspective on market dynamics.

Additional Insights

The chart uses a smooth spline line with an ordinal time axis to compress periods with no trading activity. This ensures that flat lines during off-market hours are minimized, allowing you to focus on active trading periods.