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Track the Institutional Capital ✅ The Market Options Flow tool aggregates massive sweep and block trades, categorizing them directly by industry. Use the custom filters to isolate unusual premium inflows and block out standard market noise. Align your daily technical setups with actual institutional capital rotation.

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Manual performance reviews require significant time spent filtering tables and configuring charts. The AI Trade Chat feature streamlines this process by allowing you to query your trading database directly using natural language. By simply prompting the integrated Trade Agent, you can instantly generate comprehensive, text-based summaries for specific accounts, timeframes, or custom parameters. It is designed to quickly extract macro-level insights, identify overarching behavioral trends, and review broad performance metrics at the end of a session or year without disrupting your primary analytical workflow.

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Isolate Your Edge by Asset ✨ A chronological trade log makes it impossible to know which specific assets are actually driving your returns or quietly bleeding your account. The Symbol Grouped feature automatically consolidates your entire trading history by individual ticker. Expanding any symbol row instantly reveals every historical execution for that specific asset in one focused, sortable view.

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The February 20 Options Flow Screener revealed a sharp rise in the put‑to‑call premium ratio across multiple large‑cap sectors, indicating elevated hedging activity and a defensive market tone.  $AXP led with an extraordinary 16,995 percent increase, reaching a ratio of 10, suggesting substantial downside protection in financials.  $CCJ followed closely with an 8,161 percent jump and a ratio of 8.5, reflecting strong put demand in the uranium and materials space.  $JD and $AAL rose 2,004 percent and 1,622 percent respectively, with ratio values above 5, signaling similar caution in discretionary and travel sectors.  $ETN saw a 1,601 percent increase to a ratio of 13, one of the session’s highest readings, implying significant institutional hedging pressure. $KO (+1,620 percent, 3.3 value), $LABU (+1,357 percent, 4 value), and $XBI (+698 percent, 2.9 value) showed continued protection flows in biotech and consumer defensive names. $MA and $JPM recorded smaller but steady increases, reinforcing broad‑based risk management behavior.  The chart of $ETN illustrated a steady price decline paired with a parabolic rise in the ratio, confirming heavy accumulation of puts rather than speculative chasing. Overall, the data reflected coordinated institutional hedging ahead of potential market volatility in late February.

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The February 20, 2026 options flow showed high‑notional institutional activity concentrated in  $RTX and  $COIN, with supporting flows across technology and energy names, revealing a session driven by structured portfolio adjustments.  $COIN recorded one of the largest single trades — a $83 million put sweep at the $200 strike (February 2026) — suggesting significant downside protection in crypto‑linked equities.  $RTX dominated overall flow with a series of repeated $115 call sell sweeps ranging from $39 million to $78 million in premium, confirming systematic premium selling in the defense sector. Balanced activity appeared at higher strikes, with $130 and $180 call buy sweeps between $8 million and $18 million, implying selective upside exposure.  Other notable names included $SNDK with an $11 million long‑dated (January 2027) call buy (split flag), $SHEL’s twin $11 million call sell sweeps at $4.75 for the same maturity, and $VAL printing an $8.4 million call sell sweep at $185. $HOOD and $AFRM added smaller sell‑side and hedging flows, rounding out the session’s tech activity.

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The February 24, 2026 stock screener reflected broad bullish momentum, with multiple breakouts supported by strong volume expansion and a handful of fresh golden crossovers confirming underlying trend strength.  In the *Stocks Breaking Up with Volume Increase* group,  $NCI led with an exceptional 172.9 percent gain on 16.3 million shares traded — a 721 percent volume surge marking the day’s standout momentum play.  $CETY followed with 52.8 percent growth and nearly 7,000 percent volume expansion, underscoring renewed interest in small‑cap energy and industrial names. $ACLX (+50.2 percent) and $ALUR (+43.2 percent) also saw powerful follow‑through moves with multi‑thousand percent volume jumps, confirming strong breakout participation. Rounding out the list,  $MENS,  $NEWP, and $BLBX rose 33–39 percent, each backed by significant turnover increases, while $HGRAF (+28.9 percent) and $EHAB (+22.8 percent) recorded sustained accumulation.  Within the *Bullish Golden (50–200 SMA) Crossover* category, $ADRNY stood out with 3.9 percent price appreciation on 1,675 percent volume increase, signaling a confirmed long‑term shift. $VZ and $GTES posted smaller yet steady 1–1.5 percent gains, demonstrating quiet continuation across telecom and manufacturing. $HEINY (+0.5 percent) and $HINKF (+0.4 percent) added modest but firm advance momentum, further broadening sector participation.

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The February 24, 2026 earnings calendar features major reports across retail, banking, energy, and technology, paired with key macroeconomic events expected to influence market sentiment.  Pre‑market highlights include $HD (Home Depot Inc.) with a $380 billion market cap and $2.52 EPS consensus, setting the tone for the retail and housing sectors. $BNS (Bank of Nova Scotia) joins with a $95 billion valuation and $1.42 EPS estimate, providing early insight into banking trends. $AMT (American Tower REIT) at $87 billion and $2.47 EPS, $KDP (Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.) at $40 billion and $0.59 EPS, and $NRG (NRG Energy Inc.) at $38 billion and $1.17 EPS round out the morning’s reports.  After hours, tech and energy take the spotlight. $MELI (MercadoLibre Inc.) leads with a $101 billion cap and $11.77 EPS projection, reflecting strength in e‑commerce and fintech. $EOG (EOG Resources Inc.) follows with a $68 billion valuation and $2.20 EPS, highlighting energy sector momentum. $O (Realty Income Corp.) reports $1.08 EPS on $60 billion cap, $ALC (Alcon Inc.) projects $0.79 EPS on $40 billion, and $WDAY (Workday Inc.) closes the day with $1.01 EPS on $36 billion cap.

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What if you had a crystal clear look into your options positions? Greeks, capital at risk, payoff charts, capital reserved, and more... All auto-generated on TradesViz. Continually improved.

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It's not just a prompt; it's not just a random model. It's your data carefully distilled into pure, actionable insights using SoTA AI and pattern matching. This takes < 10 secs in TradesViz. Do this once a day. Your data is already here. Your insights are a click away.

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Staring at spreadsheets won't fix your execution. You need dynamic visualization. 📊 Tradesviz's extensive Chart Views lets you generate multi-metric charts directly over your trade logs. Plot overlapping metrics instantly to map risk vs. actual returns. Stop hiding in the columns.

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