An indicator records one fact about a flag. It is not a trade by itself. OI means open interest. Names in the On the flag groups appear on a flag's indicator tabs.
A pattern signal is a trade label. SUPER, elite, and base can be trades. Context is not a trade. One flag can match more than one pattern. The primary pattern is the headline on that row.
Expired-history patterns count only options that had already expired on the signal date. RMV z-score compares the premium that stayed open with this stock's earlier out-of-the-money flags. Average option volume is that stock's usual total option volume.
A SUPER shape can be tagged before its timing test. The row is primary when that test passes. A shape with no extra timing gate is primary when the contract matches.
A flow type describes what the flow looks like. It is not a trade tier. The Planert41 Flow and Earnings tabs show these tags as chips. A contract can carry more than one type.
Every type needs an out-of-the-money or very-short OTM contract, a premium above $0.10, absolute delta of at least 0.10, and a name that is not an ETF. The included flag is not required. A hollow chip with a dashed border means the contract is not z-confirmed. A brighter chip with a filled dot is the strong version of the type. The "strong only" filter keeps the strong version of each type.
Markers are icons on a row. Subsector modes are views on the Subsectors tab. Neither one is a trade by itself.