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The chart displays volume and oi. However, oi is added on to the end of the volume graph, instead of being an overlapping value that begins at 0. The chart title also states that open interest is only displayed during market hours, it appears to be inaccurate.
When the strike range is defined as -m 250 -M 290, the chart does not display the full-width of the values. One needs to zoom out before seeing the complete bar.
voi --raw does not show the raw table.
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@deeleeramone I think when we use the --source Nasdaq we can accomplish what you're saying. Should the default (yf) has a similiar chart?
I started addressing this here (mainly the --raw issue): #3665
Yeah when I made the nasdaq chart the goal was to have all of them, but what we actually should want is a single function that would plot vol/oi/voi independent of the data source. I have thought about the options menu and that we should probably have a self.data option like in stocks where we can pass that through to the different functions and this would let us do things much quicker.
stocks/load qqq/options/exp 0/voi
The chart displays
volume
andoi
. However,oi
is added on to the end of thevolume
graph, instead of being an overlapping value that begins at 0. The chart title also states that open interest is only displayed during market hours, it appears to be inaccurate.When the strike range is defined as
-m 250 -M 290
, the chart does not display the full-width of the values. One needs to zoom out before seeing the complete bar.voi --raw
does not show the raw table.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: