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Directional Options Pressure

This tool combines Straddle Price, Directional Pressure, and Net Volume into one view, giving traders a statistical edge when analyzing intraday moves on SPY, QQQ, or other tickers.
How to Read the Chart
Purple Line – Straddle Price
• Represents the combined premium of the call and put at the same strike and expiry (ATM).
• When the line trends down, theta decay is eating into the premium (options losing value).
• When it rises, demand for protection is increasing, signaling volatility expectations.
Green/Red Line – Directional Pressure
• Tracks intraday directional bias derived from flow and positioning.
• Green uptrend = strong bullish pressure.
• Red downtrend = strong bearish pressure.
Bottom Bars – Net Volume
• Shows buy/sell imbalance (contracts traded).
• Green bars = more aggressive call buying (bullish).
• Red bars = more aggressive put buying (bearish)
How to Use It
1. Identify Hedge vs. Directional Move
• If SPY moves up while Straddle Price trends down, it often means the move is not being aggressively hedged (likely to sustain).
• If both move up, traders are paying for insurance → expect higher volatility.
2. Short Straddle/Strangle Insight
• Rapid decay in straddle pricing shows when premium sellers have the edge.
• This confirms opportunities to collect theta when selling ATM options intraday (works better beyond 0DTE).
3. Directional Confirmation
• Combine directional pressure (green/red) with net volume bars and other tools for confirmation.
• Example: Green pressure + green volume spikes → high-probability upside continuation.
Practical Trading Tip
• For intraday traders: Look for downward-trending straddle price with flat or steady directional pressure → best setup for option premium sellers.
• For swing/volatility traders: Watch for spikes in straddle price alongside aligned directional pressure → signals bigger moves ahead.

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