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Track & Analyze Options Flow with AI

Pineify Finance Agent pulls live options flow data — large block trades, sweeps, unusual volume spikes — and explains what it means in plain English. With 95+ real-time data tools under the hood, you can ask about NVDA call sweeps or SPY put walls the same way you would ask a colleague, and get a concrete answer in seconds.

What Is Options Flow?

Options flow refers to the stream of options orders — especially large, unusual ones — that hit the tape each trading day. When an institution buys thousands of TSLA call contracts expiring in two weeks, or sweeps the ask on QQQ puts before a Fed meeting, that activity shows up in the flow. Retail traders track it because big players often move before news is public, and an unusual spike in call volume on AAPL can signal positioning ahead of an earnings report or product launch. Following options flow is not a crystal ball, but it gives you a real-time look at where serious money is placing bets.

How It Works

  1. 1

    You type a plain English question — for example, "Show me the biggest NVDA call sweeps from today" — directly into the Pineify Finance Agent chat.

  2. 2

    The agent selects the right data tools from its 95+ library: live options chain data, volume aggregators, dark pool cross-reference feeds, and implied volatility surfaces.

  3. 3

    It filters for unusual activity — block trades above a threshold, sweep orders that cross multiple exchanges, volume that is 3× or more above the 20-day average — and formats the results into a ranked list.

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    You get a clear summary: ticker, expiry, strike, volume vs. open interest, whether it was a sweep or block, and a short interpretation of what the positioning could indicate — all in one response.

Pineify vs. Dedicated Options Flow Tools

FeaturePineify Finance AgentUnusual WhalesCheddar Flow
Query interfaceNatural language chat — ask anythingDashboard with filters and alertsDashboard with filters and alerts
Real-time options flow dataYes — via 95+ live data toolsYes — core product focusYes — core product focus
Dark pool cross-referenceYes — combined in a single answerSeparate dark pool tabLimited or paid add-on
Combine flow with fundamentalsYes — ask one question, get bothManual tab switchingNot available
Plain English explanation of tradesYes — AI interprets the data for youNo — raw data onlyNo — raw data only
PricingFree tier available; paid plans for heavier usePaid subscription requiredPaid subscription required
Free trialYes — start free, no credit cardLimited free accessPaid only

Real Use Cases

Spotting Unusual NVDA Call Activity

User asks

Were there any large NVDA call sweeps today, and what strikes got hit hardest?

Agent returns

Agent returns a ranked list of today's NVDA call sweeps sorted by premium spent, highlights the $130 and $140 strikes with volume 4× above the 20-day average, and notes the trades were mostly ask-side (bullish bias).

Reading SPY Put Positioning Before FOMC

User asks

Is there heavy SPY put buying ahead of Wednesday's Fed decision?

Agent returns

Agent pulls the SPY options chain for the current week, flags a spike in $480 and $475 put volume vs. open interest, and explains that the put-call ratio has moved to 1.4 — elevated compared to the 30-day baseline — suggesting hedging activity rather than outright bearish bets.

Cross-Referencing TSLA Flow with Dark Pools

User asks

Show me TSLA unusual options flow today and whether dark pool prints match the direction.

Agent returns

Agent pulls TSLA options sweeps (large call block at $250 strike, 2-week expiry) and dark pool prints (a $28M buy print at $242), then summarizes that both signals point in the same direction — institutional accumulation — while noting this is positioning data, not a guaranteed trade signal.

Sample Questions to Try

Frequently Asked Questions

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This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.