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What the options market did in ERO in its last session — how much was spent, how urgent the buying was, and whether options are expensive.
Last full session · September 10, 2026 · Delayed and summarised
Which way the money leaned, session by session
15 sessions
Scaled to this stock's own biggest day in the window, not to a fixed dollar
figure — a quiet name's busiest session should look busy.
- $90K spent on its options
- an ordinary session for this name
- Options are priced about normally
- higher than 46% of the last year for this stock
- Most is riding on $35.00 and $35.00
- the prices with the most contracts still open above and below
- Below its 52-week high
- +2.0% over the last month
Every reading here is one we computed from that session — not a feed we resell. Members see the same names live, with every trade scored as it happens. See what that looks like
What the words mean
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If any of the readings above are unfamiliar, these are the ones they use. Each has a page of its own.
Calls and puts
What are calls and puts?
A call is a bet that a stock goes up. A put is a bet that it goes down. Both are contracts with an expiry date attached, which is the thing that makes them different from simply owning the stock.
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Options flow
What is options flow?
The running list of every options trade as it happens. Very large trades are hard to hide, so the flow is the closest you can get to watching what big investors are doing with their money right now.
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Premium
What is premium in options trading?
The actual dollars spent on a trade. We lead with it because it is the honest measure of how much somebody was willing to put at risk — a thousand cheap contracts can be a smaller bet than ten expensive ones.
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Watch it live.
This is ERO's last full session, summarised. Members watch it happen — every trade scored against what is normal for that stock, with an alert the moment something is not.
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