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Live — markets open. ATM premium ticks captured every 5 min for 3%+ F&O movers — signals fire when premium breaks today's high/low.
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Signals appear when an ATM CE or PE premium breaks today's tracked high (or low) after 9:45 AM IST. Premium must be ≥₹10.
Informational and educational only — not investment advice. Premium breakouts are one signal among many and frequently fail intraday. Always validate with the live option chain, volume, IV regime, and your own risk plan. MarketsEasy is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser; consult a registered professional before trading.
The scanner watches at-the-money call and put premiums on NSE F&O stocks that have already moved 3% or more today, sampling every five minutes and firing a signal when a premium breaks the day's tracked high or low — currently tracking 6 stocks with 0 active signals.
A premium carries information a price chart does not. It moves on direction and on implied volatility together, so a premium making a new high while the stock merely holds its level tells you the market is paying up for what happens next.
Scanner state as of 3 Sept 2026, 2:04 pm IST. Premiums sampled every 5 minutes during market hours.
It is the moment an at-the-money call or put premium trades above the highest price it has reached so far that day. Because a premium reflects both the direction of the underlying and its implied volatility, a premium making a new high says demand for that option is expanding rather than merely that the stock ticked up. This scanner tracks ATM premiums every five minutes and flags the break when it happens.
Because options on a stock going nowhere produce noise. A 3% move is the filter that says something is actually happening in the underlying — results, an order win, a sector move, a block deal — and options on those names are where premium expansion is meaningful rather than random. Scanning all 180-plus F&O names indiscriminately would bury every real signal.
A breakout above the day's high is meaningless in the first few minutes, when the day's high is whatever printed thirty seconds ago. The scanner needs a baseline of ticks before "today's high" describes anything, so it withholds signals until the opening auction volatility has settled and a real intraday range exists.
No. It marks expanding demand for an option, which can precede continuation or mark the exhaustion point where late buyers pay the most for the least remaining move. Options also decay: a breakout that stalls loses value to theta even if the underlying does not fall. Treat a signal as a prompt to look at the chart and the option chain, never as an instruction. This is not investment advice.
At-the-money — the strike closest to the current price of the underlying. ATM options are watched because they carry the most time value and are the most sensitive to changes in implied volatility, which makes their premiums the clearest read on how urgently the market is repricing that stock. Deep in- or out-of-the-money premiums are dominated by intrinsic value or by noise respectively.
Scanner signals identify options whose premium crossed a mechanical threshold. They are not trade recommendations. Options trading carries a risk of losing the entire premium paid.