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How it's read: alert time is the first options-flow alert for the contract. Price is the contract's print in the minute the alert fired (Massive.com, ~15 min delayed — hover for that minute's range and volume). The ask-side call compares the contract's last fill against the ask in the same option-chain snapshot (refreshed every 5 min) — Above Ask when the fill printed through the offer, At Ask when it matched it. Only fills from the same trading day qualify. Gain % is the contract's day % change at the moment the row was published to the feed (hover for the current value; rows marked last predate that record and show the latest snapshot instead). One Liner flags a stock with only 1 (green ★), 2 (yellow ★) or 3 (orange ★) at/above-ask prints on the feed that day — low-volume flow; the star disappears once a 4th print arrives. Volume is the contract's day volume from the latest chain snapshot (open interest beneath it). Delta is the contract's delta from that same snapshot — how much the option's price moves per $1 move in the underlying, signed, so puts read negative; a dash means the capped chain sweep didn't reach that strike. Sort it highest-first, lowest-first, or by distance from zero (deepest in the money first, calls and puts together), and filter it by moneyness bucket or a |Δ| range. Days that expired before the feed began recording greeks are marked est: the chain can't be re-read once contracts expire, so those are repriced with Black-Scholes off that day's closing implied volatility — within about 0.02 of the vendor's number on the days we can check both, but an estimate rather than a reading. Industry Groups places the underlying in the GICS industry-group tier — the 25 specialized segments the 11 GICS sectors divide into — with its parent sector beneath it and colour-coded by that sector. It's derived from each company's SIC code, so treat it as a close approximation rather than an authoritative GICS classification; ETFs and funds show ETF / Fund, since GICS classifies a fund's holdings and not the fund. Contracts stay on the feed once flagged; the type column lists every alert stream that fired. ★ at the left of a row adds the contract to your Watchlist (Watched Option Contracts) — click again to remove. Search a ticker to pull its ask-flow rows from every day on record into the feed — filters, sorts and tiles then apply across all of those days; Reset returns to the day view.