FYERS offers dedicated Options screeners to help you monitor activity in contracts that show significant shifts in premium, open interest, or directional bias. These screeners are designed to capture bullish, bearish, and neutral movements in the options market for strategic trade decisions.
Highlights top-performing options based on the highest percentage gain in premium, indicating increased demand or volatility expectations.
Displays options with the most significant drop in premium value—often a sign of declining interest or reduced implied volatility.
Lists options that have seen the highest increase in open interest, typically showing fresh position builds and rising trader participation.
Highlights options where open interest has dropped significantly, indicating unwinding of existing positions.
Identifies options where price and open interest both increase—commonly interpreted as a bullish signal suggesting continued buying interest.
Spots contracts with falling prices and rising open interest, often viewed as a bearish signal due to new short positions forming.
Occurs when both price and open interest decrease, indicating traders are exiting previously held long positions—generally a bearish cue.
Marks a situation where open interest drops while prices rise—suggesting that short positions are being exited, often triggering bullish rallies.
These screeners are tailored to track futures contracts based on price action and premium levels. They help you identify market direction, institutional interest, and potential breakouts or breakdowns based on futures price behaviour.
Displays futures contracts trading at the highest premium compared to the spot price, often indicating bullish sentiment or carry-forward positioning.
Highlights futures contracts trading at the steepest discount to the spot, which may suggest bearish expectations or arbitrage movements.
Lists futures contracts with the highest price gain during the session, useful for identifying short-term momentum in the derivatives segment.
Highlights contracts that have posted the largest losses in the current session, often suggesting emerging bearish trends or profit booking.
| Scenario | Explanation |
|---|---|
| High OI build-up without price move | May suggest hidden accumulation or distribution. Confirm with volume or upcoming events. |
| Price rising with falling OI | Typically indicates short covering rather than new long build-up. |
| Premium spike without volume | May be driven by low liquidity or wide bid-ask spreads. Validate using OI and trade data. |
Last updated: 15 Jun 2025