Vectorgrid Core

Options flow, read in context before the open.

We observe unusual options prints, map them against open interest and expiry pressure, and deliver a concise trade-context briefing you can use at the desk.

What arrives in a briefing

Each session walks through the flow that mattered overnight and into the morning session: sweep clusters, strike gravity, and where the tape suggests positioning rather than noise.

  • Annotated options prints with size, side, and venue notes
  • Put/call skew and open-interest shifts around key strikes
  • A short trade-context memo for the names you care about

Briefings on the desk

Choose the format that matches how your book is run.

From Charoen Krung to the morning tape

Our Bangkok desk sits on Charoen Krung, close to the river corridor where many regional desks start their day. We watch US and Asia-linked options flow through the Bangkok evening into the London open, then hand you a reading you can act on without wading through every print.

How the flow desk works

What clients notice

Specific sessions, not vague praise.

“The expiry-week briefing flagged the call overhang in our index hedge before we rolled. We still took the position, but we sized it smaller after the open-interest map.”

Ananya S., proprietary desk, Bangkok

“I wanted fewer charts and more sentence-level context. The trade-context review delivered that — though I wish we had booked the weekly notes earlier in the quarter.”

Marcus L., private account manager

Bring a name list. Leave with trade context.

Tell us which underlyings matter this week. We prepare the flow observation and schedule a briefing that fits your session.

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