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Weekly-DTE Graph

A flow chart focused on options expiring within the current week, a step further out than same day contracts but still short dated.

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What is Weekly-DTE Graph?

Weekly-DTE Graph is a session chart of net call premium against net put premium for contracts that expire by Friday. Green is Net Call Premium. Red is Net Put Premium. The white line is the ticker, often SPY. WTE is the default lock. A wide gap is a lean, not a buy.

A tape shows prints. 0DTE Graph shows same-day premium. This page is the rest of the week. Type a symbol in Filter ticker, then Go. Leave WTE selected unless you want 0DTE or 7DTE. Info titles the glossary WDTE Net Flow graph and calls the view WTE. It captures trades from today through Friday. When green sits well above red, weekly call premium has been winning the session. When red sits above green, weekly put premium has. When the two hug, the tape is mixed or thin.

Net Volume is a histogram under the wave. There is no Cumulative Volume Delta on this page. Market Price Action Trend sits further down with EMA Cross Lines. Dark Pool Flow and Dark Pool Volume sit under that. None of those charts is a buy or sell. Info notes WTE is similar to 0DTE, but later in the week, and that a wider gap is a lean, not a fill.

On EZPZ, the live page title is Weekly DTE Graph. The top card is labeled Weekly DTE Graph. The search box placeholder is Filter ticker. Go loads the ticker. WTE starts selected. Info and Video Tutorial sit on that card. 0DTE Graph is the same chart stack with 0DTE selected, same-day premium only. 7-DTE Graph is that chart with 7DTE selected, premium in the next 7 days. 0DTE Flow is the tape of prints that expire today, not this chart. Net Flow Graph is one ticker across all expirations, plus Cumulative Volume Delta. Market Wave is the Current Day chart stack without this WTE dropdown. Movers and Shakers Tide is that chart job for about 18 mega-cap names. Historical Net Premium is the 15D Cumulative lookback with a daily table. Index Trader is the index dashboard. SPX Net Flow there is one of many index charts, not this Filter ticker page. Ticker Explorer is the one-symbol dashboard. Net Call Premium there is a card, not this running chart. Largest Premium By Tickers is the Bullish Flow / Bearish Flow leaderboard. Top 20 Optionable ranks listed-option names by Vol. * Price. Gamma Exposure is the strike table with Call Wall and Put Wall. Market Maker Exposure is the SPX Flip Level chart with Call Wall, Put Wall, and Expected Move(VEM) and DEM. Market Cross Flow is the SPY, SPXW, and QQQ GEX grid next to candles. Greeks Heatmap is the strike-by-expiration grid with Gravity Magnet Score. Option Depth Flow is the searchable strike-by-time Bubble or Gradient chart. Supply and Demand X-ray is the ITM Call and Put chart of Price, Supply, and Demand. Money Sentiment is Bought Ratio, Net Sentiment, and Netflow Graph for one ticker. Net Premium Heatmap is the strike-by-expiration grid of Net Premium for one ticker. GEX Heatmap is the strike-by-expiration GEX grid with a GEX Details table. GEX and DEX is the Intraday GEX and DEX chart pair with Gamma Flip. Spot Gamma and Delta is the ($) Open Interest versus ($) Volume bar pair with a Spot line. Expected Move is the DEM and VEM band chart by expiration. Put to Call Ratio is the Intraday Put/Call Ratio chart of Traded PCR, OI PCR, and Sentiment PCR. Max Pain is Intraday Max Pain with O-Max Pain, P-Max Pain, and V-Max Pain. Open Interest Scan is the OI per Strike and OI per Expiration chart pair. Volume Scan is the Volume by Strike and Volume by Expiration chart pair. Volatility Analysis is Volatility By Open Interest, Open Interest, and Implied Volatility Smile for one ticker. IV Rank Explorer is Current IV (30D), IV Rank (1Y), period IV Rank, and IV Percentile (1Y) plus the IV Rank chart. Historical Volatility is 10D through 90D Volatility versus Price. Volatility Surface 3D is Raw Contracts and Smoothed Mesh for one ticker.

How Weekly DTE Graph works on EZPZ

Search first, then read Weekly DTE Graph, then Net Volume, then Market Price Action Trend. It is not a combined rating. Most people start on SPY with WTE selected. If the green and red lines hug, the session is mixed. Switch to 0DTE if you want same-day premium. Switch to 7DTE if you want about a week out. Open Info if you want the in-page glossary. Open Video Tutorial if you want 0DTE, WDTE and 7DTE Graphs Video Tutorial.

EZPZ Weekly DTE Graph for SPY with Filter ticker, Go, WTE selected, and Net Call Premium versus Net Put Premium
Weekly DTE Graph. Filter ticker and Go on the right, WTE selected. Info and Video Tutorial sit on the card.

How this differs from 0DTE Graph

0DTE Graph is the same layout with 0DTE selected. This page starts on WTE. Info says WTE captures trades from today to Friday. Use 0DTE Graph when you want same-day premium. Use this page when you want the rest of the week. Use 7-DTE Graph when you want the next 7 days, including next week. Use 0DTE Flow when you want the tape of prints that expire today. Use Net Flow Graph when you want all expirations plus Cumulative Volume Delta. Historical Net Premium is the 15D Cumulative lookback with a daily table. Use Market Wave when you want Current Day and Historical. Use Movers and Shakers Tide when you want the 18-name basket. Use Index Trader when you want traffic lights and the index Net Flow row. Use Ticker Explorer when you want quote, PCR, GEX charts, and unusual activity. Use Largest Premium By Tickers when you still need a name. Use Top 20 Optionable when you want Vol. * Price rank. Use Gamma Exposure when you want Call Wall and Put Wall.

Anatomy of the charts

You do not need every chart on every session. Use the tabs if you want a map of the fields.

The top card is labeled Weekly DTE Graph. Info and Video Tutorial sit on the right of that title.

LineWhat you are looking at
Net Call PremiumGreen. Weekly call-side premium through the session, for expirations through Friday when WTE is on.
Net Put PremiumRed. Weekly put-side premium through the session.
SPYWhite. The underlying you loaded. The badge above the charts is the same name plus last price.

These controls change how you view the same ticker. They do not score it.

ControlWhat you are looking at
Filter ticker GoSearch a symbol. The page starts on SPY until you search.
0DTE WTE 7DTEThe expiration window. WTE is the default. 0DTE is same-day. 7DTE is about a week out, including beyond this Friday.
InfoThe in-page glossary, titled WDTE Net Flow graph.
Video TutorialOpens 0DTE, WDTE and 7DTE Graphs Video Tutorial.

Info says 7DTE is the same dropdown, for expirations up to 7 days out, not only this week's Friday.

Net Volume sits under the wave. It is not a second Weekly DTE Graph, and it is not Cumulative Volume Delta.

CardWhat you are looking at
Net VolumeA histogram. Green bars sit above zero. Red bars sit below. The axis is Volume.

A red Net Volume block under a still-rising call line is a prompt to look closer. It is not a reversal order.

Market Price Action Trend

Scroll past Net Volume for Market Price Action Trend. The checkbox EMA Cross Lines starts checked.

Net Volume histogram and Market Price Action Trend with EMA Cross Lines for SPY
Net Volume, then Market Price Action Trend with EMA Cross Lines on. There is no Cumulative Volume Delta card here.

The white line

The legend is the ticker plus Market Price Action Trend, such as SPY Market Price Action Trend.

EMA Cross Lines

Cross labels such as EMA Cross (07:09 pm) sit on the chart when a cross prints. Hover for EMA Short, EMA Long, and EMA Extra next to the trend print.

Green and red fills

Stretches of the trend get a green or red fill. They are overlays, not a score.

Two more cards sit under that: Dark Pool Flow and Dark Pool Volume. They answer off-exchange activity, not Net Call Premium. Scroll to them when you want that overlay. They are still not a hidden buyer.

How people actually use it

Search one name

Type the ticker in Filter ticker, then Go. Stay on WTE until you want 0DTE or 7DTE.

Read the gap, then volume

If Net Call Premium sits far from Net Put Premium, open Net Volume before you treat the gap as the whole story.

Check an EMA cross

Leave EMA Cross Lines on. A cross on Market Price Action Trend is a time stamp, not a buy.

Open a different job next

This page is weekly premium through Friday. Open 0DTE Graph for same-day premium. Open Net Flow Graph for all expirations.

Frequently asked questions

What is Weekly-DTE Graph?
Weekly-DTE Graph is a session chart of net call premium against net put premium for contracts that expire by Friday. On EZPZ the live page is titled Weekly DTE Graph. WTE is the default lock. A gap is not a buy.
How do you read Weekly DTE Graph on EZPZ?
Leave WTE selected. Search Filter ticker, then Go. Read Net Call Premium versus Net Put Premium, then Net Volume, then Market Price Action Trend with EMA Cross Lines. A gap is not a trade.
How is Weekly DTE Graph different from 0DTE Graph?
Both pages use the same chart stack and dropdown. 0DTE Graph starts on 0DTE, same-day premium. This page starts on WTE. Info says WTE captures trades from today through Friday.
What do 0DTE and 7DTE do on this page?
They sit on the same dropdown as WTE. 0DTE is same-day. 7DTE is about a week out, including beyond this Friday. Leave WTE on unless you want that other window.
How is Weekly DTE Graph different from Net Flow Graph?
Net Flow Graph covers all expirations and adds Cumulative Volume Delta. This page is weekly premium with WTE selected. Use Net Flow Graph for the full chain. Use this page when you want Friday expirations.
Who can access Weekly DTE Graph?
You need Pro or higher for the live page. A delayed public version still works without a paid plan.
How can AiPe help?
AiPe can see the charts. Ask it about the current weekly bias, WTE call versus put flow, or what Dark Pool Flow is doing.