Volatility Surface 3D guideVolatility Surface 3D
Sample dataImplied volatility by strike and expiry
Options flow · Dark pool · AI
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Implied volatility by strike and expiry
A chart of call premium, put premium and the SPY price across one trading session.
Calls Puts SPY
Greeks heatmap for SPY: largest gamma exposure at 770, October 6.
SPY 770 · Oct 6 · GEX −$896.0M
A list of options prints. Each row shows the time, the ticker, call or put, the strike and expiry, and the premium.
Large options prints, newest on top
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Each walkthrough takes one idea through several tools, from the broad picture down to one name, and says what to look for at each stop.
Walkthroughs of how the tools are read together. Not trade recommendations.
From the session backdrop to the prints that expire today, one screen at a time.
Intraday Regime Leaderboard Premium
A score labels each high-liquidity symbol Bullish, Neutral or Bearish for the current session, with a conviction level beside it. It describes the backdrop and is not a signal.
Look for: The label and Conviction on the index rows
0DTE Flow Pro
The live tape of options prints that expire today, with side, premium, type and direction on every row. Same-day volume includes hedges and scalps, so a print is context, not a signal.
Look for: SIDE, PREMIUM and TYPE on the largest rows
A strike map of net, call and put gamma exposure with the Call Wall, Put Wall and flip levels marked. It estimates how much dealers may need to buy or sell as price moves.
Look for: Call Wall, Put Wall and where Spot Price sits between them
A per-ticker map of the price levels where dark pool volume has clustered, ranked by amount. It is a price map, not a buy list.
Look for: The busiest levels and how far price is from them
A live feed of notable options and stock activity, newest first, each row with a ticker, a time and the reason it fired. It is a scanning tool and a starting point for a closer look.
Look for: The Reason column
From a regime label to the options, dark pool and price levels behind one name.
Swing Regime Leaderboard Premium
A score and a regime label from Strong Bull to Strong Bear for trades held several days to a few weeks, with Entry Quality and Setup Type beside it. The label describes a setup's condition and is not a buy signal.
Look for: Regime, Entry Quality and Setup Type on the same row
The live feed of Large, Sweep and Block options trades that stand out from ordinary flow. Size alone does not tell you the motivation.
Look for: ORDER and DIRECTION on the rows for your ticker
Dark Pool Flow Pro
The tape of equity trades executed away from public exchanges, with premium, dark volume, dark ratio and a direction label. A print shows size traded at a price, not who was on each side.
Look for: DARK RATIO next to PREMIUM
A session price line and a table of levels, marked green when price is above them and red when it is below. Price can pause at a level or run straight through it.
Look for: The nearest level above and below the current price
Ticker Explorer Pro
A one-symbol dashboard with quote stats, put/call gauges, options metrics, max pain, GEX and DEX, alerts and unusual activity on one scroll. It is the same data as the dedicated pages, kept on one name.
Look for: Put/Call Ratio, then the max pain row
From a holding-period score to the fundamentals, estimates and dates behind one company.
Investing Regime Leaderboard Premium
A score with a zone label for stocks you might hold for weeks to months, rolled up from seven category scores, with Entry and Size labels. It is a report card for a longer holding period, not a price forecast.
Look for: The category cells behind the total score
Peter Lynch Fundamental Screener Pro
A table of stocks that pass six fixed fundamental cutoffs, with price, trend and average volume beside them. Passing the screen is a reason to research a name, nothing more.
Look for: The trend columns beside the fundamentals
Analyst Estimates Free
The average, high and low analyst forecasts for revenue, EPS, EBITDA and EBIT by period, with the number of analysts behind each. They are expectations, not results.
Look for: The gap between High and Low
Earnings Calendar Free
A weekday by weekday schedule of companies reporting quarterly results, with report time and analyst estimates. Dates listed weeks ahead can move.
Look for: Report Time, before the open or after the close
Stock trades that members of Congress are required to disclose, by politician and by ticker. Filings arrive after the trade and show nothing about intent.
Look for: The Date column, which is the trade date and not the filing date
From a short interest rank to the pressure readings and the daily short volume on one name.
Short Interest Leaderboard Pro
A ranked table of stocks by official short interest as a percent of float, with Day To Cover and Utilization on each row. It is a rank, not a squeeze list.
Look for: Official Short Interest % with Day To Cover
ShortEx Premium
A ranked table by Short Score that puts utilization, short interest, days to cover and cost to borrow on one row. The top rank is the highest score on that load and does not mean a squeeze is starting.
Look for: Short Score next to Cost To Borrow
A ranked list where Squeeze Score sits next to gamma pressure, short interest and days to cover. The readings describe the row and do not confirm that covering has started.
Look for: Gamma Pressure and Call Float Pressure
Short Volume Free
Short sales as a share of each day's total volume, by ticker. It is a daily tape share that includes market making and hedges, not official short interest.
Look for: Percent, and Percent Change on the Most Increased tab
Departments
The tools are organized into departments. Pick a tool in any of them to see what it looks like, then open the full list in the map.
The options tape as it prints: live flow, unusual activity and alerts.
Gamma, open interest, volatility and max pain, by strike and by expiration.
Scanners and screens built around one way of trading.
Scanners, regime scores and analytics for individual stocks.
Off-exchange prints, the levels they cluster at and what they can and cannot tell you.
Short interest, short volume and squeeze screens.
Fundamentals, estimates, disclosures and the calendars around them.
EZRA, AiPe, EZPZ Finn and the TradingView indicators.
Hands on
One of the member tools draws implied volatility as a 3D surface. This is a miniature of it, running on sample data.
A volatility surface shows implied volatility across every strike and every expiration at once. Reading along the strikes shows the smile and the skew, and reading from near expirations to far ones shows the term structure.
Read the Volatility Surface 3D guide Pro
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AI
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Question: What stands out in options flow and dark pool activity for a ticker I am watching?
Pulls options flow, dark pool, gamma and regime data for that ticker into one written answer.
Adds charts and tables, and points to the EZPZ page behind each reading.
Research, not advice. Check time-sensitive numbers on the live page.
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Real-time options flow, dark pool data and scanners.
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Questions
Unusual options activity is options volume that stands out from a contract's recent baseline: large prints, sweeps, blocks, or volume that outruns typical size or open interest. On EZPZ it is the live feed of those standouts, not the full tape.
No. Large trades happen for a lot of reasons, including hedges, rebalancing, and market making. Size alone does not tell you the motivation.
No. A print tells you size traded at a price, not who was on each side. DIRECTION is a bullish, bearish, or neutral label on the row. It is not proof of accumulation or distribution.
Gamma exposure estimates how much options dealers may need to buy or sell the underlying as price moves. It combines open interest with each contract's gamma. Positive GEX is usually read as a calmer backdrop. Negative GEX is usually read as a faster, trend-prone one.
No. An alert flags that something crossed a threshold for that Alert Type, not that it is a recommendation. Treat it as a starting point, then follow up on the dedicated flow, dark pool, or options pages for more context.
No. EZRA is a research tool that reads and explains EZPZ data. It does not know your account or your risk, and it can be wrong. Check time-sensitive numbers on the live EZPZ page.
AiPe is included with Pro, Premium, and Elite. The Ask AiPe button does not appear for Free members or for visitors who are not signed in. If you are on Pro or higher and a page has no button, that page does not have AiPe yet.
Yes. The download is free for macOS, Windows and Linux, and the TradingView chart controls are free with your own AI key. EZPZ data tools need Pro or higher. Built-in AI with no key is part of Elite.
Delayed pages run at least 15 minutes behind, the public flow feed about 30 minutes, and some pages show the prior session. Real-time data is part of the paid plans.
No. EZPZ Trading is a data and research platform. It does not place trades or hold funds, and nothing on it is investment advice.
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