Скачать или смотреть The Hidden Trio: Power of Price, Volume, and Time in Options Trading

In “Power of Price & Volume & Time in Options Trading,” Vtrender dives well beyond what most options traders focus on—merely price moves or open interest—to reveal the complete structure and timing that separates advanced participants from the crowd. This session is a blueprint for those ready to graph options trading as a multidimensional discipline, informed by both data and structure.

The video begins by arguing that price action without volume or time context is only half the equation. Using smart chart layouts—Market Profile, straddle line charts, and side-by-side windows—the hosts show in detail how integration of volume and timing helps traders uncover not just “which” strike to trade, but “when” and “how long” to hold it.

Key concepts explored include:

Why a straddle or strangle is most successful only when price consistently remains below the VWAP and POC, with falling value and confirmed by surging volume at specific strikes.

The method to “trace the shift” in option writing: traders learn to watch for when volumes and open interest migrate, especially on settlement days, and how this trend signals profit zones and risk for the most active strikes.

Real examples: The walkthrough tracks actual trading days, highlighting moments when the highest volume switches from one strike (e.g., 24700) to another, and how to use these moves to anticipate shifts in the market’s “decision level.”

The presenters walk through tactical setups:

Tools for visualizing confirmation: how to overlay straddle or strangle charts, use 30-minute and daily references, and spot entries/exits with precise stop-loss logic (e.g., above prior VPOC).

How to “read” whether a breakout is genuine or a false signal, based on the alignment (or loss) of key volume and previous value levels.

Orderflow coupled with option tables: when to layer orderflow on top of options trades to confirm which side (call or put) yields the best reward and reliability.

A key learning is recognizing how the timing (whether in trending phases or near expiry) dictates not just which options are being written but how volume confirms that writers are in control—and what to do if that control starts to slip.

By the end of this session, traders have gained new insight into:

Synchronizing trades with volume and time data, not just headline price

Interpreting shifts in “control” by large market participants

Using a rigorous, data-driven process to select, enter, and manage both straddles and directional trades

Perfect for anyone tired of single-factor analysis, this episode lays the groundwork for trading that consistently adapts to the living, breathing market as it changes day by day.