Max pain levels, open interest charts, and options flow data — built for your iPhone. See how open interest is distributed across strikes at a glance.
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A theoretical price level where the total payout on outstanding put and call options would be at its minimum for option holders.
Max pain theory suggests that stock prices may tend toward the strike where the most options contracts would expire worthless — though this is not guaranteed.
Some traders observe that market makers who sell options hedge their positions, which may influence short-term price action near expiration. Results vary.
Some traders compare the current stock price to the max pain level as one of many data points in their analysis. This data alone should not be the basis for any trading decision.
The green and red bars represent cumulative open interest for calls and puts at each strike price.
Market data and visualizations for educational and informational use.
View calculated max pain levels for any ticker across all expiration dates.
Visualize call and put open interest distribution across every strike price.
View historical data showing the relationship between stock price and max pain levels.
Monitor your tickers with max pain summaries at a glance.
Browse the full options chain with volume, open interest, and strike-level data.
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