Markets

The Markets desk's data pages: Crypto, Kalshi, Live Now, Market Behavior, Market Data Access, Options, Polymarket, Retail vs Institutions, SPY History, Short…

  • Crypto: Bitcoin and ether price history since 2014 and 2016, their deepest falls from record highs and how long recovery took, how much they swing against the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, and how closely they move…
  • Kalshi: What real-money bettors expect for SPY, the Fed and the next economic reports.
  • Live Now: SPY tracks the 500 largest US companies, so its intraday move is the quickest read on how the whole market is trading; the session levels on the chart are the prices traders watch for a break or a…
  • Market Behavior: Trading patterns such as pressure into the close, moves toward a strike on expiry day and activity before announcements, flagged for review in stored trades and quotes, beside a library of documented…
  • Market Data Access: How much market data retail traders can see: Level 1 subscribers and fee revenue on each tape (the CTA and UTP plans), Robinhood's Level 2 share and the industry range, and the fee filings that…
  • Options: The whole Options desk inside Markets: the open bets by strike and expiration, the day's option volume spikes, each company's options against its own history and dealer gamma, behind one switcher.…
  • Polymarket: Prediction-market odds on finance and government questions, and who is betting big.
  • Retail vs Institutions: Retail and institutional trading in every covered US-listed company: retail's estimated share of volume (read from subpenny trade prices), the estimated balance of buyer- and seller-initiated trades…
  • SPY History: Whether today, this month and this year are normal for SPY: buying vs selling, calls vs puts, daily moves and calm vs busy markets against their own history.
  • Short Interest: Shares sold short and not yet bought back, for every stock over a volume floor, as FINRA's member firms report them twice a month: days to cover, the biggest changes since the prior settlement, and…
  • Stock by Stock: An index can rise while most of its stocks fall. Each stock's move and buying set against its own history shows whether a day's gain is broad or carried by a few names.

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