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What Does the Score Show?

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Quick Explanation

The BigDipperOptions score measures where market focus and participation are most intense. It reflects the concentration of positioning, trading activity, and interest at each strike or spread—not whether something is “good” or “bad”.
This score combines several core market signals observed at each strike:
  • Open Interest
  • Trading Volume
  • GEX (Gamma Exposure)
  • Price Sensitivity
  • Relative Position of the Strike
A higher score indicates greater attention and capital deployment at that level—highlighting strikes or spreads with unusually high market engagement.

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How to Read the Score

  • 0.0 – 0.3: Light activity (weak signal)
  • 0.3 – 0.6: Moderate structure (often favorable for setups)
  • 0.6 – 0.8: High positioning (closely monitor behavior)
  • 0.8 – 1.0: Very high concentration (may signal instability or turning points)
Important: The BigDipperOptions score is still experimental. Although built from strong, theory-backed market signals, it is continually being backtested and refined. Use score values as directional or relative insights—not as concrete buy/sell recommendations. The system’s underlying method will adapt and improve as more data and research become available.