📍 Options Oi Analysis
🗓 10 Jan 2025

Oi Chart makes it easy to read data even without looking at numbers. This is a great tool for traders who are not comfortable with numbers. A simple graphical representation of OI combined with price lets you identify better trading opportunities.

📖 Comparative study:
A comparative study of Call and Put OI in simple graphical format makes it easy to interpret data. A rising Call OI and a falling Put OI indicates bearishness. Traders can use crossovers in Call OI and PUT OI to look for an opportunity to sell.

Similarly, a falling Call OI and Rising Put OI indicates bullishness. A crossover in the Call OI and Put OI can help look for trades on the bullish side.

Both Call and Put OI moving together indicates a sideways market and trades can avoid option buying and look for neutral selling strategies.

🔎 In depth study:
An individual study of Call OI with price can help trades opt for buying or selling opportunities by simply looking at the graph. When OI and Price are wider it indicates there is volatility in price and buyers can look for opportunities to buy an option.

Skewed OI and Price lines graph or lines travelling together without any gap indicates lack of buying activity. It also indicates sellers are controlling the option price on that side.

✨ Uniqueness:
Hovering over the OI or price populates OI Interpretation like Long build up/Short build-up/Short covering or long unwinding as it happens in the market. It make it to easily understand the concentration of buyers and sellers as well as the strength of the move. Users have an option to view the graph either in line or bars format.