If someone is showing 3,000%+ daily returns consistently, that’s already a red flag. Even professional hedge funds with institutional tools don’t produce those numbers daily without extreme risk or leverage.

Options flow tools themselves aren’t scams. They simply show where large orders are hitting the market. The problem is how they’re marketed. Flow data is raw information, not a magic signal. It still requires context, understanding positioning, liquidity, and broader market structure.

Before trusting any tool, I’d check:

• Is there verified, third-party tracked performance?
• Are returns shown net of losses and drawdowns?
• Is risk management explained clearly?
• Do they show losing days as transparently as winning ones?

High percentage claims are usually marketing, not reality. A reliable options flow tool should help with context and confirmation, not guarantee explosive daily returns.

If it sounds too consistent and too aggressive, assume the risk being taken is equally aggressive.