Context first
Option flow becomes more useful when viewed alongside news, price action, technical levels, and market sentiment.
Mike Pisani combines option flow, technical context, and years of hands-on trading into practical education for independent traders.
Mike began trading shortly after the financial crisis, accumulating positions in banks, insurers, and automakers in early 2009. Trading leveraged funds soon revealed both the power and responsibility of leverage, leading him into the options market.
Today, Mike trades options to express a view or protect a position around earnings and events. A swing trader by nature, he also day trades when market conditions call for it.
His process follows unusual option activity to understand where large market participants may be focusing—sometimes across a sector, sometimes through repeated activity in one name. That information is paired with price action, technical levels, and broader market sentiment.
Markets change. A durable process depends on observation, context, risk awareness, and the willingness to adapt.
Option flow becomes more useful when viewed alongside news, price action, technical levels, and market sentiment.
The goal of education is to help traders evaluate ideas independently, not blindly follow an alert.
No single setup works forever. Better traders review, learn, and adjust as conditions evolve.
Follow the full market workflow from morning preparation to live interpretation and end-of-day review.