The page is initially sorted in descending 1-Month Total Volume %Change. Once you understand which of the above three conditions are driving the activity, you can more effectively use that information to formulate your own strategy. High daily volume on an options contract warrants further analysis to try and identify where the trades are coming from.
Other times, high volume on an options contract may indicate that put buyers are hedging a potential downside risk for a stock whose technicals indicate a sell-off.If the underlying stock has a large percent change in price AND a larger than normal volume, that is typically a strong market signal in the same direction as the change. In this case, you should look to compare the option's volume to the underlying stock's average daily volume. It may indicate that a major event is about to take place. Traders are looking to cash in on an anticipated jump in the stock's price (one way or the other) and buy options as a result.When an option has high volume activity, it usually indicates one of three things. We divide the page into three tabs - Stocks, ETFs, and Indices - to show the overall options volume change by symbol, and the volume made up by both calls and puts. Symbols must have a last price greater than 0.10.
market) or top 200 symbols (Canadian market) ranked by 1-Month Volume Percent Change. The Unusual Options Volume page shows the difference between the current volume and the average volume over the past month, highlighting unusual activity.
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