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Options flow · ProShares VIX Mid-Term Futures ETF

VIXM options flow

Last full session · September 22, 2026 · Delayed and summarised

Where the premium went

Call premium minus put premium, session by session.

15 sessions
Mar 5: $43.9K more on puts Mar 9: $25.2K more on puts Mar 12: $45.5K more on puts Mar 24: $17.7K more on puts Mar 26: $17.3K more on puts Mar 27: $17.9K more on puts Apr 20: $71.0K more on calls May 5: $32.8K more on calls Jun 24: $46.6K more on calls Jul 17: $14.5K more on calls Aug 7: $200 more on calls Aug 14: $0 more on calls Aug 21: $0 more on calls Sep 10: $0 more on calls Sep 22: $0 more on calls More on calls More on puts Largest net: $71.0K Mar 5 Sep 22

Above zero: more spent on calls. Below zero: more on puts. Bar heights share a scale within this stock's history; premium alone does not tell us whether a trade was bought or sold.

Put the activity in context

Derived readings from the same completed session.

Institutional-looking share

100%
100%

100% of the premium, by the size and shape of the trades

Relative options cost

18%
18%

Options are unusually cheap — higher than 18% of the last year for this stock

Most is riding on $16.00 and $35.00
the prices with the most contracts still open above and below
Well below its 52-week high
-7.3% over the last month
How to read these figures

Every reading here is one we computed from that session. The history plots the difference between aggregate call and put premium, scaled to the largest absolute reading in this window.

Institutional-looking activity is inferred from trade size and shape. Sweeps span multiple venues. Neither tells us who traded or guarantees a directional move.

Relative options cost compares this stock with its own past year. It is not the stock's implied volatility quoted as a percentage.