Note: The query results are adaptively laid out according to the screen resolution. If the width is not enough, results will be displayed below the filter.

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Options query returns options results for the selected time range. Default time options include: ‘Latest Day’, ‘This Week’, ‘Last Week’, ‘2 Weeks’, ‘4 Weeks’, or you can customize the time range. One year of historical data is supported. The following tutorial introduces the filter settings and sorting function of the options query interface.

Filter Template

Clicking on the filter template on the option query page will automatically copy the settings of that filter to the query settings screen.

You can customize the filter name in the first line. When you are done, please click the check mark button or press enter to save the changes.

If the stock setting is empty, you will receive unfiltered results. 

You can also filter against stock type, option type, premium amount value, ratio of strike price to current stock price, trade direction, trade type, expiration date, ratio of contract size to open position, contract size, and open position.

After the new filter is created, the default (gray) is not turned on, as shown in the following figure: 

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If you need to turn on the filter settings for the chart, please click on the filter button, the following figure shows the on state: 

Deep Dive

When enabled, more option orders (with lower importance) will be included, which means you might see more data than realtime push.

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Note: deep dive feature is only applicable to one ticker. If you are selecting multiple tickers, the feature cannot be enabled.

Sorting

You can sort the search results by clicking on the fields, such as: time, direction, and premium.

As the above chart shows: when you choose the direction sort, the results will be sorted from ‘Fast Buy’ to ‘Fast Sell’ in descending order, or ‘Fast Sell’ to ‘Fast Buy’ in ascending order.