Money Flow Dashboard

No historical baseline loaded for this stock — totals show today's live money only.

A widening gap between a wing's line and its counterpart on the same expiry, moving opposite to price, is the asymmetry pattern to watch for - especially if it shows up on the near expiry first while the far expiry stays flat. Requires nifty50_intraday_money_logger.py's IV wing tracking (Near_CE_Wing_IV etc. columns).

CE BEP highlighted when below spot price; PE BEP highlighted when above spot price (same light-red highlight rule as the workbook's Top10_Money sheet).

Row highlight: pink when CE BEP is below spot price or PE BEP is above spot price.
CE Money %: red if strike is ITM/ATM and money rose; green if OTM/ATM and money fell (CE Top10 strikes only).
PE Money %: green if strike is ITM/ATM and money rose; red if OTM/ATM and money fell (PE Top10 strikes only).
CE+PE Money %: green if combined premium is above its combined VWAP and CE price is above CE VWAP; red if combined premium is above its combined VWAP and PE price is above PE VWAP.
▲/▼ next to CE+PE Money: ▲ green when Net (PE−CE) is above its own 9-period EMA; ▼ red when below.
In "intraday shedding" mode: the bracketed drop is always shown in red; a pulsing dot appears once a metric has dropped 20%+ from its own intraday peak (re-appears at every further 20% increment) - click it to acknowledge.

With "Cumulative" checked (default), Min/Max/Current all track the running total through each day - Current then matches the Straddle table's Money for the same day. Unchecked, they track each day's OWN Money instead (not summed), useful for spotting an unusually large or small single day. Position shows where Current sits within the Min–Max range, for the same strikes currently shown in the Straddle table.

CE and PE are ranked independently by their own Money (baseline + today's live) - the CE strike in a row is not necessarily the same strike as the PE strike beside it. CE BEP highlighted when spot is above it; PE BEP highlighted when spot is below it (same rule as the Straddle table).