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From your options trade on TradesViz, you can view: 📈 Options payoff chart 💲 Options historical price chart Why pay for 5 tools when you have all of them in TradesViz?... Also, we just launched our real-time stock screener 🤩 Interested in trying it out?... 😁 🎟️ TVRTS
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Options positions deserve structure, not scattered checks across platforms. ✅ The Options Command Centre in TradesViz helps you monitor your open contracts, payoff profiles, and total exposure in one place. Think of it as your control panel for understanding how each strike and expiration affects capital and risk. You can review ROI, margin usage, and potential outcomes of multi‑leg setups without leaving the page. To get a clearer read on your book, open the Command Centre and explore how your positions evolve as time and volatility shift.
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Every trade leaves a footprint worth studying 📉 The Trade Analysis feature in TradesViz helps you break down each position across price, time, and performance. It highlights where execution showed strength and where adjustments could add consistency. It’s a clear, analyst-style view that keeps interpretation grounded in data, not assumption. Identify clusters of efficiency, spot recurring mistakes, and see how conviction actually translated into results. 👍
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Momentum and volume expansion stayed pronounced on March 13 as several names extended multi‑day accumulation runs and pushed into upper technical levels. In the “continuous volume increase” group, $LFMD led with a 35.3 percent gain on 273 percent volume growth, followed closely by $DYN (+31.5 percent) and $CAPR (+30 percent). $UMAC and $CING each advanced around 30 percent with triple‑digit turnover increases, underscoring sustained liquidity expansion. $SABS stood out with a 20.2 percent rise on an exceptional 2,090 percent volume spike, signaling sharp accumulation flow. Among stocks touching their upper Bollinger band, $NCSM (+71 percent) and $DNTH (+62.9 percent) headlined the list, while $RCAX (+48.6 percent) and $MRVU (+30 percent) added confirmation. Energy and industrial names $FGRU and $CF showed 25–26 percent moves backed by 195–535 percent volume expansion, aligning with a broader cyclical push. The tape reflects firm momentum and active participation across diverse sectors, with rising volume patterns and upper‑band tests confirming broad risk appetite and continuation strength.
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Positive divergence defined the March 13 tape as large‑caps and financials began showing early accumulation signals on the 30‑minute timeframe. $AVGO led with a distinct divergence between price compression and strengthening momentum, suggesting underlying bid support even as spot levels stabilized near $335. Flow rotated at size in $BAC, $BX, $C, and $GS, all showing similar short‑term resilience as options sentiment turned constructive. Index and ETF names such as $DIA and $EWY participated in the same setup, joined by $GOOG and $GOOGL, both printing improved flow alignment with intraday momentum. The screener’s high‑threshold divergence reads indicate that institutional participants are beginning to re‑enter quality names quietly through positive volume‑momentum shifts, laying the groundwork for selective recovery rotation.
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The options tape for March 13 showed heavy concentration in $AU, with large, repeated sweeps dominating both buy and sell sides across extended maturities. The most aggressive prints sat at the $50 strike expiring Dec 2026, where four identical call‑sell sweeps each totaled $102M in premium, pointing to deep‑pocket repositioning inside long‑dated gold exposure. Similar structure appeared at $75 strikes expiring Mar 2026, where call buys flanked sells between $72M and $52M, showing two‑way institutional volume with risk actively recycled rather than removed. Supplementary flow came from $HSBC and $ALB, with mid‑size $16–20M call sweeps extending through 2027 expiries, adding global banking and materials exposure to an otherwise metals‑heavy tape. Overall, the March 13 session was defined by concentrated long‑dated activity around $AU, showcasing high‑notional hedging and rotation into precious metals as traders refined exposures ahead of quarter end.
