How to plot put/call ratio of individual stocks

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How to plot put/call ratio of individual stocks

Updated on 2011-03-26 05:18:45

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The put/call ratio is a sentiment indicator that is measured by dividing the put options volume by the call options volume.

Put/call ratios that measure the general market sentiment such as the one developed by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) are widely available. It is not the case with the put/call volume ratio of individual stocks.

The following steps will show you how to get this data and create a chart that displays the put/call ratio of your favorite stocks.

Steps:
- Download and install the following trading item: Individual Stocks Put and Call Volume
- Run it to download put and call volume data for U.S. Stocks
- Download and install the trading indicator: Put/Call Ratio for Individual Stocks
- Create a chart with two panes (Right click then "Create new pane")
- In the second pane, click on "Add Indicator" (first icon)
- Select "All Indicators" tab
- In the Search box, type: putcall
- Click on "OK".

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