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flowsum: options summary by expiration
flowsum is the ConvexValue Terminal app that sums up the options of one symbol in a table: volume bought and sold, open interest and greek exposure, for calls and for puts, expiration by expiration.
How to use flowsum
flowsum SYMBOL [param=value ...]
The symbol is required. Type the command in the command bar of a pane, or set the same parameters in the control panel (the ⚙️ at the right of the bar). In a browser, the app opens at convexvalue.com/go/flowsum/.
Parameters
| Parameter | Values | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
SYMBOL |
An underlying symbol, or @ |
required | The underlying. @ is the global symbol. |
exp |
Numbers, ranges or both: 1, 1-5, 1-5,10 |
every expiration | Which expirations to show. 1 is the nearest. |
format |
t or f |
t |
format=f shows the full numbers instead of the short form (K, M). |
Examples
Every expiration of AAPL, and the total at the end.
The five nearest expirations of SPY.
The nearest expiration only.
The same table as the first, with the numbers written in full.
How to read it
- Each expiration has three rows: calls, puts, and the two together. The last block, ALL, is every expiration shown.
VolmBuyandVolmSellare the contracts traded today where the buyer or the seller was the aggressor.VolmBSis buys minus sells.OIis open interest.GxOI,DxOI,VxOI,TxOI,VannaxOI,VommaxOIandCharmxOIare a greek multiplied by open interest (gamma, delta, vega, theta, vanna, vomma, charm), added up over the strikes.- In the greek columns the puts are subtracted: the puts row shows them with the opposite sign, and the third row is calls minus puts. Volume and open interest are plain sums.