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Large options prints

Whale prints indicator for TradingView

Large options prints drawn where they happened, at their bar and their strike, instead of read as a detached list.

Whale prints need a Quant plan key.

TradingView · SPY 5m · QuantWheel overlaylive
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What it adds

Anchor large prints to chart time and price

The whale layer draws each large print as a bubble at its time and strike on the chart. The bubble's size follows the print's magnitude, its sign sits in the center, and a label above names it, so you compare each print with price and the session around it.

Bubbles at time and strike

Each print sits at its bar and its strike, sized by magnitude, with the sign in the center.

A label above

A label above the bubble names the print.

Its own switch

Hide the bubbles when they clutter the chart without removing the flow band or the levels.

With the flow band

Turn on Flows lines beside the prints to see the activity around each one.

How it works

Three steps

  1. Open the session

    Select the ticker and the session you want to inspect on TradingView.

  2. Turn on Whale prints

    Add the bubbles and compare their timing with the chart.

  3. Check the wider context

    Use the flow band and the positioning layers when one print is not enough.

Know the limit

A large print does not reveal the full strategy, whether it opened or closed risk, or the trader's intent. It is research context, never a signal.

FAQ

Straight answers

Whale prints

No. It is QuantWheel's Chrome extension drawing on the tradingview.com chart, so it works with any layout and needs no Pine script. Install it from the Chrome Web Store, open a chart and paste your key.

No. A print on its own does not reveal the trader's full position, hedge or intent.

Yes. Every layer has its own switch in the popup.

Ready to see it on your chart?

Add the extension, paste your key once, and switch the layer on.

Whale prints need a Quant plan key.