ConvexRadar helps traders find options where today's volume stands out against open interest, then adds premium value, IV context, side bias, liquidity, and catalyst timing to each contract row.
Raw volume can look dramatic on its own. ConvexRadar compares volume to open interest, then adds premium size, contract side, IV rank, and expiration so a volume spike is reviewed in context rather than in isolation.
A single large print and sustained repeat volume can mean very different things. ConvexRadar helps separate one-off activity from repeat pressure so a watchlist is built on more durable signals.
A volume spike can reflect hedging, rolls, spreads, or exits. ConvexRadar is research software that frames standout volume as a research candidate and never as an automatic buy or sell signal.
ConvexRadar focuses on contracts where volume stands out against open interest, then weighs premium value, IV context, side bias, liquidity, and catalysts to decide if a row deserves review.
No. Standout volume can point to changing demand, but it does not guarantee direction or follow-through. It is one research input among several.
Yes. ConvexRadar tracks call and put rows, so volume against open interest can be reviewed for bullish, bearish, and mixed pressure.
Trading options involves risk. ConvexRadar is research software and does not provide financial advice or guarantee trade outcomes.