0.25 under the candle mean price for call option

 hy it appears under the candle

Thinkorswim shows a small price label next to the most recent candle to help you see exactly where that candle closed. In your screenshot:

The option shown is SPY 5689 20 Feb 26 Call.

The candle you are pointing to has a price level marked as 0.25.

This means that candle’s closing (or last traded) price was $0.25 per contract (or $25 per contract since options multiply by 100).

Summary

0.25 = the option’s price at that point in time.

If you want, I can explain how to customize or remove those labels in Thinkorswim.

AGIG down 25% on 2/20/2026

 Based on the relevant information I have found, AGIG (Abundia Global Impact Group Inc.) declined today mainly due to broader market weakness in technology-related stocks and evident short-term capital outflows rather than any major company-specific negative announcement.

📉 1. Broader Market Pressure

Recent market news shows that:

Software and tech stocks opened the week under pressure.

Investors remain cautious about AI-driven disruption and valuation concerns.

Risk sentiment appears weaker, leading to sector-wide pullbacks.

When smaller-cap or lower-liquidity stocks like AGIG trade in a risk-off environment, they often experience amplified downside volatility.

💰 2. Capital Flow Data (Today)

From today’s trading data:

Total Inflow: ~$3.19M

Total Outflow: ~$4.39M

Net Outflow: ≈ $1.2M

Breakdown:

Large outflows (~$1.64M) exceeded large inflows (~$0.91M)

Small outflows (~$2.20M) also exceeded small inflows (~$1.88M)

This indicates selling pressure outweighed buying demand, which directly contributed to the price decline.

⚖️ Bullish vs Bearish Factors

Bearish factors (currently stronger):

Net capital outflow

Weak sentiment in growth/tech-related stocks

Larger sell orders dominating buy orders

Bullish factors:

No major company-specific negative news detected

Some inflow still present (not a complete liquidity vacuum)

On balance, bearish factors are stronger in the short term, mainly due to market sentiment and capital flow dynamics.