List of option percentage gainers and losers?

Is there a fee internet source for option percentage gainers and losers? Updated periodically throughout the day would be preferable to this data on a closing basis, but I'll take either. Anyone know where to get this data?
 
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Is there a fee internet source for option percentage gainers and losers? Updated periodically throughout the day would be preferable to this data on a closing basis, but I'll take either. Anyone know where to get this data?

along with additional info on:
Gainers/Losers
Impl vs. Hist Vols
Volatilities
Volumes
Put/Call Volumes
Put/Call OI
EFP Int
Fut Arb

http://www.interactivebrokers.com/optionsCommentary/index.php?ib_entity=llc

You can also click on the "options analysis" tab on the top of the elite trader home page for the same info.
 
Quote from def:

along with additional info on:
Gainers/Losers
Impl vs. Hist Vols
Volatilities
Volumes
Put/Call Volumes
Put/Call OI
EFP Int
Fut Arb

http://www.interactivebrokers.com/optionsCommentary/index.php?ib_entity=llc

You can also click on the "options analysis" tab on the top of the elite trader home page for the same info.

This list has percentage gainers and losers in terms of the percentage change in Implied Volatility. Is there a source for percentage gainers and losers for the option's price itself (e.g. 10 cents yesterday, 4 dollars today), like there is for equities?

Thanks,
W
 
Quote from wilburbear:

This list has percentage gainers and losers in terms of the percentage change in Implied Volatility. Is there a source for percentage gainers and losers for the option's price itself (e.g. 10 cents yesterday, 4 dollars today), like there is for equities?

Thanks,
W

Anyone? Or even biggest dollar gainers and losers in options (instead of percentage)?
 
Quote from wilburbear:

Anyone? Or even biggest dollar gainers and losers in options (instead of percentage)?

Does it really make any sense w/o taking delta or the other greeks into consideration? The data would be domintated by cheap options for %gains and conversely by higher priced stocks for the $change
 
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