FlowRadar turns two public but hard-to-read data sets — options dealer positioning and SEC microcap filings — into terminals you can actually work from. Transparent inputs, direction-neutral output.
Educational & informational · Not investment advice
Options dealer positioning and SEC microcap filings are two very different data sets. Each gets its own terminal. Take the one that fits how you trade, or bundle both.
Where dealer hedging bends price. The gamma terminal on every ticker, plus a market-wide scanner for unusual options activity.
Structurally combustible microcaps, ranked. A transparent five-pillar score over the disclosed conditions behind violent moves — in either direction.
Most alert feeds show you the print and stop there. FlowRadar keeps the two layers side by side, so every flagged trade carries the positioning context around it.
Signals that separate genuinely unusual prints from ordinary chain churn.
The dealer-positioning map that turns a print into a location on the board.
A microcap’s next move is shaped by what it has already disclosed — how much stock it can issue, how long its cash lasts, how tight its float is. Microcap Radar scores those conditions from SEC EDGAR and market data, and never predicts a direction.
Every rank breaks down into named, individually-scored pillars — subscribers see the exact contribution of each. Nothing is a black box.
The disclosed conditions behind violent moves, pulled straight from the filings.
FlowRadar ships with the vocabulary built in. The education library defines every term with a worked example — so newer traders learn the map alongside the data, not after it.
A strike where dealer gamma is concentrated enough to act like magnetic support or resistance.
The price level where net dealer gamma crosses zero and hedging behaviour reverses.
Authorized shares minus those outstanding — how much new stock a company can issue before asking for more.
Cash on hand divided by burn — how many months before a microcap likely needs to raise.
Dealers hedge with the move, which tends to amplify trends and volatility.
Short interest divided by average volume — how long it would take shorts to buy back in.
The total dollars committed to a trade — size that ordinary flow rarely reaches.
Auditor language flagging substantial doubt a company can continue operating — a disclosed structural risk.
A free guide to dealer gamma and options flow — what each measure sees, how they fit together, and what none of them can tell you. No subscription required.
Options chains across every listed strike and expiry; SEC EDGAR filings for every operating microcap.
Measured against its own history and its own disclosures — unusual and combustible are both relative.
Black-Scholes gamma builds the net-GEX profile; five weighted pillars build the microcap susceptibility score.
Flow lands on the gamma map; every rank breaks into named pillars. You see context, never a lone number.
Microcap Radar and Options are sold separately, or bundled as All-Access. Start free on the AAPL terminal — no account required. Full plans and checkout live in the app.
Annual billing saves about 15%. One subscription per account — switch or bundle anytime from the billing portal.
The gamma terminal is free on AAPL and needs no account. When you’re ready, pick the product that fits how you trade — Microcap Radar, Options, or both.