GEX Glossary: Gamma Exposure Terms, Explained

GEX / γ — Gamma exposure

Aggregate option gamma exposure under the selected model and basis. Read the source's units: raw gamma, dollar exposure and exposure per 1% move are not interchangeable. It is an estimate of positioning, not observed dealer inventory.

DEX / Δ — Delta exposure

Aggregate directional delta exposure. The displayed per-strike total is distinct from an individual option's delta and from the price level itself.

CW / PW — Call / Put Wall

Selected call-side and put-side gamma concentrations. A wall can already be crossed; the name does not guarantee that it is above/below current spot or that price will reverse.

GF — Gamma Flip

The served/provider gamma-regime boundary, or the model crossing when selected in Gamma Flip line source. Check that setting before comparing values.

ZG / Zero Gamma — Model crossing

The application's re-priced net-gamma zero crossing. May differ from provider GF and VT because definitions and inputs differ.

VT — Vol Trigger

Provider zero-gamma/volatility-trigger reference when supplied. Availability and meaning follow the selected source; it is not an order trigger.

F1 / F2 / F3 / POI — Focus levels

Ranked reference strikes according to the account's scoring profile. Balanced may combine several exposures; custom or single-factor profiles need not have broad confluence.

MP — Max Pain

Strike minimizing modelled aggregate intrinsic option payout at expiry given open interest. Not a forecast or guaranteed price magnet.

OI / Call OI / Put OI

Open interest is outstanding option contracts. OI walls identify concentrations without gamma weighting. Settlement OI is not the same as intraday traded volume.

0DEX — Zero delta exposure

A zero crossing in the served delta-exposure construction. Distinct from a gamma sign change.

CW·H / PW·H — Hybrid walls

Alternative walls using the served positioning construction. Agreement is descriptive, not a validated increase in win probability.

Vanna / VF / Vanna 1–4

Vanna measures sensitivity of delta to implied volatility. VF is the vanna sign-change reference; numbered walls locate concentrations where provided.

Charm / CF / Charm 1–3

Charm measures change in delta with time under the model's convention. CF is the charm sign-change reference; numbered levels mark concentrations.

Vega / Vega 1–4

Vega measures option-price sensitivity to implied volatility. Numbered levels mark served concentrations, not gamma walls.

CW+1… / PW-1… — Wall extenders

Strong gamma strikes beyond the main walls, selected from the available profile. They extend the map without moving its primary anchors.

BZ / UCL / DCL

Battle Zone and upside/downside clusters are bands grouping nearby structural strikes. They are zones, not exact guaranteed reversal prices.

EM / ±1σ — Expected move

Model-implied range for a specified horizon. Statistical assumptions, volatility changes and tails mean it is not a guaranteed containment range.

IV / ATM IV / IV zone

Implied volatility; ATM means at the money. IV-based zones depend on the selected horizon and available inputs.

IV-C / IV-P — IV walls

Experimental call/put references using OI weighted by IV excess over the side median. Not validated support/resistance or gamma walls.

VWAP / σ bands

Volume-weighted average price and dispersion bands for the served session. Futures-only references use the available futures reference data, not the ETF option chain.

ONH / ONL / ON inventory

Overnight high/low and inventory context. Session boundaries and futures availability matter; not native ETF-derived option levels.

PDH / PDL / RTH / RTH open

Prior-day high/low, regular trading hours, and that session's opening price. They describe a trading session, not an option expiry.

OR / ORH / ORL

Opening range and its high/low over the configured/served opening window. Do not assume every platform uses the same window.

ICT / Asia / London / NY-AM / Midnight open

Time-window/session reference overlays. Times follow their configured market timezone, not necessarily your computer clock.

[NDX] / QQQ / SPX / SPY

Index versus ETF option contexts. [NDX] identifies the index-derived layer; projected prices do not make the option inventories identical.

Converted levels

A converted level uses the selected instrument's price scale. Check the source and conversion ratio shown with the map.

M / B / Γ / Δ in axis labels

M = million (xxx.xxM); B = billion (x.xB). Γ identifies gamma exposure and Δ delta exposure when selected. These amounts are not prices or contract quantities unless explicitly labelled as such.

+ / − distance / EM distance

Signed distance between the displayed reference price and a level, in points or expected-move units as selected. Not a PnL projection.

VH / H / M / L

Focus confluence grades: very high, high, medium, low. They describe scoring/confluence, not success probability. M here means Medium, not millions.

DAG — Delta-adjusted gamma

A gamma-related scoring field adjusted by delta under its source model; distinct from plain GEX or DEX.

FLOW / OI / HYBRID / Estimated OI

Different data bases for the map: executed-flow context, settlement open interest, combined basis or intraday OI estimate. Coverage and update times differ.

Locked / Frozen / Stale / Unavailable

Locked is a confirmed current-session opening capture. Frozen is a user pause. Stale means data no longer meets the current freshness/session checks. Unavailable means required data is missing. Paused polling alone must not turn a valid lock stale.

Timing / proxy / converted

Timing identifies the reference timestamp; proxy/converted describes projection from another underlying. Neither term implies native futures-option positioning.

GEX heatmap / Charm map / Greek heatmap

Per-strike exposure shading. Color/sign describes exposure, not a buy/sell instruction; opacity and strength filtering do not alter the source values.

Ab1 / Ab2 / Ab3 / DEX extremes

Absolute gamma peaks ignore gamma sign; DEX extremes locate large directional exposures. Experimental additional constructions remain separate from Focus scoring.

A1–A14 / B2–B5

Internal family identifiers shown in the advanced settings labels. Each available family is documented by its exact code and control in All settings below; not a probability grade.

Flow / sweep / net drift

Executed option activity, sweep-style prints and net directional flow summaries where supplied. They describe reported transactions, not proven institutional intent or future price direction.

Fear / percentile / VIX / VVIX

Volatility/context readouts. A percentile is a rank in its reference sample; VIX and VVIX measure different implied-volatility quantities. None is a calibrated trade success probability.

P/C / COT / net liquidity

Put/call ratio, Commitments of Traders positioning and macro liquidity context. These have different units and publication cadences; not all are live intraday observations.

Strike / expiry / 0DTE / spot

Strike is an option exercise price, expiry its maturity, 0DTE expires that day, spot the reference underlying price. A chart's future contract and the option chain's underlying may differ.

Long γ / Short γ

Estimated positive/negative gamma regimes under the model. Hedging may dampen/amplify moves under assumptions, but flows and other participants can overwhelm that effect.

Access / license key

Your Indicator licence, stored locally and used for authentication. Paste the complete key from Account → Licence & devices, then Save options. Never share it or use a Terminal key in its place.

API base URL

Official API endpoint. Keep the supplied regional ingress unless support asks you to change it. Changing this field does not create access or replace a valid licence.

Data basis

Choose Signed-Flow GEX, Settlement OI GEX or Estimated OI GEX. These use different positioning inputs and availability; settlement open interest is not real-time volume. Applies immediately.

Choices: Signed-Flow GEX · Settlement OI GEX · Estimated OI GEX

Selected symbol

The instrument to draw levels for. Some symbols borrow another instrument’s option-flow context (shown in the summary above).

Level snapshot mode

Locked at open keeps a confirmed capture for the current US session, anchored at 09:30 ET / 18:00 ET. Automatic data polling pauses after capture and resumes for the next session. A current valid capture remains Locked, not stale merely because polling stops. Dynamic refreshes on the selected interval.

Choices: Locked at open (recommended) · Dynamic (advanced)

Auto-refresh interval

Dynamic automatic data refresh, with a minimum of 3 minutes. No automatic refresh while the overlay is disabled, frozen, validly locked, or without an eligible active chart. Manual actions and authentication are separate.

Choices: Every 3 minutes (minimum) · Every 5 minutes · Every 30 minutes · Every 1 hour

Levels source

Same map, two crowds. NDX draws dashed with [NDX] labels; if NDX data is unavailable the chart falls back to QQQ.

Choices: QQQ (retail flow) — default · NDX (institutional flow) · Both (NDX dashed, [NDX] labels)

Wall extenders

Promotes the strongest gamma strikes beyond the Put/Call Wall (labels PW-1, PW-2… / CW+1, CW+2…). A structural reference for trend days; requires profile data. Hybrid and OI walls never move this anchor.

Choices: Off — default · 1 per side · 2 per side · 3 per side

Enable overlay on chart pages

Draw the GEX overlay on supported TradingView and Tradesea charts. Off hides everything.

Freeze levels

Keep the current levels on the chart and pause auto-refresh. Applies immediately and stays in sync with the on-chart Freeze button and the popup.

Gamma

Relative gamma weight for Custom Focus scoring; does not change market data.

Range: min 0, max 100, step 1

Open interest

Relative open-interest weight for Custom Focus scoring.

Range: min 0, max 100, step 1

DEX

Relative delta-exposure weight for Custom Focus scoring.

Range: min 0, max 100, step 1

Vanna

Relative vanna weight for Custom Focus scoring.

Range: min 0, max 100, step 1

Charm

Relative charm weight for Custom Focus scoring.

Range: min 0, max 100, step 1

Window around spot

Spot-centred percentage window used by the server-side Focus profile. Save to my account, not Save options.

Choices: ±1% · ±2% · ±3.5% · ±5%

Focus levels drawn

Number of Focus levels requested by your server-side profile. Save to my account. Missing eligible strikes are not invented.

Choices: 1 · 2 · 3

Enable extended levels

Master switch. While this is off, nothing below draws and the chart is exactly as it was.

Chart lines

Draw the level lines when price mapping is available.

Value zones

Shade the value zones when price mapping is available.

Focus levels (F1 / F2 / F3)

The three highest-confluence strikes where several exposure measures line up at one price.

Vol Trigger (zero-gamma level)

The zero-gamma spot level published by the data provider. Below it, dealer hedging tends to amplify volatility.

Zero Gamma (computed by GEX Levels) + band

Show the model's re-priced zero-gamma crossing and near-zero band, when available. This construction is not necessarily the same value as the provider Gamma Flip or Vol Trigger.

Gamma Flip line source

Which value the “Gamma Flip” line and the regime tint use. “Model” falls back to the provider field whenever the model is unavailable.

Choices: Provider field (default) · GEX Levels model (re-priced zero gamma)

HYBRID walls

Walls computed from measured dealer positioning rather than the standard model. When they agree with CW/PW, the level is stronger.

Max Pain

Show the strike minimizing aggregate intrinsic payout at expiry under the model's open-interest assumptions. It is not a price target or a guarantee that price gravitates there.

OI walls (raw open-interest)

Largest raw call & put open-interest concentrations, unweighted by gamma — distinct from the gamma-weighted CW/PW.

Zero DEX (directional pivot)

The strike where cumulative dealer delta exposure changes sign. Gamma Flip shows how hard dealers hedge; this shows which way they lean. Structural reference, not a signal.

GEX profile on chart

Per-strike gamma bars anchored to the right edge, aligned with the level lines. It is the raw material every level is distilled from.

GEX profile strikes

More strikes = more chain, thinner bars.

Choices: 24 — nearest to spot (default) · 40 — wider chain, thinner bars · 60 — widest, thinnest bars

GEX heatmap over the chart

Paints the topography over your candles: one translucent band per strike, green where dealer gamma is positive (dampening), red where negative (amplifying). Off by default — it tints the whole chart. Context, not a signal.

Charm map over the chart

Same idea for charm — where the time-decay of dealer delta concentrates by strike. Cyan = positive charm, amber = negative. Off by default. Context, not a signal.

Greek heatmap (one selector)

Pick one greek and its net-per-strike exposure paints as translucent bands over your candles — Gamma, Delta, Vanna, Vega or Charm, from the same option chain. When set to anything but Off it supersedes the two toggles above. Off by default. Context, not a signal.

Choices: Off · Gamma (GEX) · Delta (DEX) · Vanna · Vega · Charm

Heatmap maximum opacity (%)

On-chart bands only. Lower opacity keeps candles visible. Zero exposure is never painted.

Range: min 1, max 60, step 1

Minimum heatmap strength (%)

Hide bands below this share of the strongest absolute exposure. Filtering does not widen the remaining bands.

Range: min 0, max 95, step 1

Heatmap exposure sign

Describes exposure, not long/short trade recommendations.

Choices: Both signs · Positive only · Negative only

IV walls (experimental)

IV-C and IV-P: open interest weighted by IV excess over the side median, within the served expiry window. Missing data draws no wall. Not validated as support/resistance or a reversal signal.

A8 — Absolute gamma peaks (Ab1/Ab2/Ab3) + DEX extremes

The strikes with the most gamma to hedge regardless of sign. These can land on a strike no signed map shows, including our own Call Wall; the label says so when that happens.

A3 — Gamma voids (fast lanes)

Shades the corridors between gamma concentrations where there is nothing to hedge, so nothing mechanical to slow price. The exact negative of the walls you already see.

A13 — Sign dominance zones

Contiguous bands of same-sign gamma with the price where the local regime flips. A local reading, distinct from the cumulative Gamma Flip; faint bands mean few strikes actually carry the sign.

A5 — All-expirations walls beside the 0DTE walls (dashed)

The gap between the two says whether today’s flow works inside the accumulated structure or pushes past it.

A2 — Positioning derivative per strike

Marks the walls being built right now and separates them from walls whose number only moved because price came closer. Draws nothing when the data source is frozen or the window straddles the daily open-interest revision.

A4 — Open-interest change per strike

Where money actually placed itself since the last settlement. The one measure here that needs no pricing model.

A12 — Relational ranking

Tags levels GATEKEEPER / MAGNET / SHADOWED by their position on the path rather than their size. Surfaces the small wall standing in front of a big one, which is the level price meets first.

A9 — Map weight

Dealer hedging required for a 1% move against the underlying’s traded notional. It answers the only honest question before using a wall: does this flow weigh enough to move price today? Marked “(proxy)” when the underlying’s volume is missing, in which case it measures options activity instead and must not be read as credibility.

A11 — Retest decay

How many times a level has already been visited. The contact count is measured; the 1.00 / 0.66 / 0.33 decay factors are one competitor’s claim and have never been validated on our data. Use the count, treat the factor as a hypothesis.

Structural confluence

How well a strike survives the term , not how big it is. A 100M wall that exists only today and a 40M wall present on five expiries in the same direction are drawn identically everywhere else; this separates them, and flags the ones whose weight expires tonight. Expiries that contradict each other are labelled CONTESTED — a battle zone, which is information rather than a rejection.

Vanna walls advanced

IV-driven strike levels, most useful on macro days.

Vega walls advanced

Strikes carrying the most vega, where a move in implied volatility costs the most. Vega concentrates at the money while vanna concentrates on the wings, so these sit in different places from the vanna walls. Drawn only within 3% of spot.

Charm levels advanced

Time-decay strike levels, most visible near expiry when hedges roll off with the clock.

Vanna / charm cross-check (panel)

How far the data provider’s own vanna and charm walls agree with the ones this extension draws. Diagnostic only: the drawn walls stay the home calculation, so nothing on your chart moves because of this number . A low figure means the two disagree about where the concentration is, which is worth knowing before trusting either.

Daily Volatility Zones advanced

Futures (NQ/ES) only: 3 mirrored expected-move zones above and below yesterday's RTH close, plus an EM/premium row in the Context panel. Nothing draws on QQQ/SPY charts.

Vol Zones premium

Fallback fraction of the expected move used to space volatility zones (0.01–1). The server-supplied premium takes priority so members see the same zones. This local value is used only when a valid served premium is absent.

Range: min 0.01, max 1, step 0.01

Unstable zone (VT ≈ Gamma Flip)

Shades the band between the Vol Trigger and the Gamma Flip when the two sit within 0.35% of spot — net gamma crosses zero inside it, so dealer hedging flips sign and realized volatility tends to run hot there. Rare by construction: on a normal day nothing draws.

VWAP + σ bands

Futures (NQ/ES) only: session VWAP and ±1σ/±2σ/±3σ bands as reference lines, plus a distance/volatility-regime row in the Context panel. Nothing draws on QQQ/SPY charts.

IV expected-move zone advanced

A tight ±1σ band from ATM IV over a short horizon: a statistical estimate of where price would stay ~68% of the time under a standard model, not a prediction. Edges are flagged when they align with a wall or level.

Implied probability band v4

The 68% range from the market’s own implied probability distribution (Breeden-Litzenberger). Unlike the IV zone above, this one is asymmetric — it follows the real skew, so when the market prices more downside than upside the band shows it. Full read in the Forecast tab.

Hedging-pressure zone v4

Shades where the forecast charm/vanna dealer hedging concentrates — the price band dealers are most sensitive to as time passes and volatility moves. Context on positioning mechanics, not a signal.

IV zone horizon

Forward horizon in minutes for the IV-based zone: 15, 30 or 60. This changes the projection horizon, not the API refresh interval.

Choices: Next 15 min · Next 30 min · Next 60 min

A6 — Asymmetric expected move

Upside and downside priced separately from the delta-16 strikes. The existing ±1σ IV zone is symmetric by construction and cannot show skew, which is present on every snapshot measured. A band that fell back to an IV approximation is labelled DEGRADED.

A7 — Anchored expected-move boxes

The envelope measured from yesterday’s close, pre-market and the session open, with the fraction already consumed. The gap between the three anchors is the opening gap, made visible.

A14 — Volatility layer

IV Rank, 25Δ skew and butterfly read off the full chain rather than a single at-the-money number. The rank always prints its window: an intraday rank is not a 252-day rank.

Overnight Inventory

Futures (NQ/ES) only: prior RTH close, overnight high and overnight low as reference lines, plus a long/short positioning row in the Context panel. Nothing draws on QQQ/SPY charts.

Session reference levels

Futures (NQ/ES) only: prior-day high/low, today's RTH open, and the 30-minute opening-range high/low as reference lines. Nothing draws on QQQ/SPY charts.

Opening Range zone

Fills the band between the OR30 high and low, so acceptance above, below or inside the opening range reads at a glance. Futures (NQ/ES) only; appears once the first 30 minutes have printed.

ICT session ranges

Futures (NQ/ES) only: Asia (18:00-00:00 ET), London (02:00-05:00) and NY AM (07:00-10:00) session highs/lows, plus the midnight open. Off by default.

Pin off-screen levels to the chart edge

Levels above or below your view stay visible at the edge with a small arrow. Untick for a cleaner chart: off-screen levels are hidden until you scroll back to them.

A1 — Time × strike history strip

A small heatmap on the left showing each wall being born, thickening or migrating. Observed snapshots stacked; nothing is predicted. The heaviest layer here.

B2 — Term structure ticks

Each expiry’s own walls, graded by days to expiry. Two walls at one price are different objects if one expires tonight.

B3 — Multi-day GEX rank (panel)

Where today’s dealer gamma sits in its own recent history. Needs weeks of collection before it says anything; until then it reports insufficient history rather than a number.

A10 — Named regime

A GEX × DEX classification (anchored / accelerating, and which way the book leans) with a confidence level. Flagged when the gamma flip contradicts the classification.

Two-book aggregate

SPY and SPX are separate option books on one underlying, so summing them is not double counting: it reconstitutes what an index-futures trader is actually hedged against. Draws only when the aggregate’s own price scale lands on the chart you are looking at, and shows which book each level came from. Nothing to switch on yet: the aggregation was ruled out by the owner (QQQ stays the context source), so the server does not publish it today and this switch draws nothing until that decision changes.

B5 — Cross-asset confluence

Prices where several correlated books put structure at once. Breadth, not size.

Order flow

Aggressive sweep markers on the chart (15-min window) plus Net Premium Flow / put-call ratio rows in the Context panel.

Sweep triangles on chart

The up/down sweep markers. Uncheck to keep the order-flow rows in the Context panel while removing the triangles from the chart.

Net premium drift

A session sparkline of cumulative call-put premium in the Context panel.

Flow at levels

Tags each wall with whether aggressive flow is hitting it and in which direction. CONFIRMED = customers are selling into the level, so the dealer accumulates long gamma there and it anchors harder. CONTESTED = customers are buying it, the dealer is getting short, and the wall is more fragile than its size suggests. A level with no flow is left untouched.

Notable prints

The largest aggressive orders of the window, placed at their strike. Dot size is the share of notable premium; colour is the side the dealer ends up on, spelled out in the tooltip.

Measured dealer sign (panel)

The direction of classified aggressive flow and what it mechanically implies for the dealer. This is a derivative, not a reclassification of open interest, and it is not an equivalent of SpotGamma’s Synthetic OI. The flow-versus-open-interest ratio is printed beside it: a clear sign on 1,600 contracts facing 40,000 of open interest is 4 % of the stock, and the row says so. When the data source publishes only a net premium, no sign is shown at all rather than a guessed one.

Session flow (panel)

Directional pressure over the whole window, the put/call premium ratio, and the share of the tape the source actually managed to classify. That last number qualifies every other flow reading here.

Net drift slope (panel)

How fast cumulative net premium is moving. Portfolio scope: there is no strike axis , so it says the book is leaning, never which wall is being built — that is A2 above. Reports “source frozen” instead of a zero slope when the upstream series stops moving.

Context panel

Gamma regime, Net GEX, Max Pain, ATM IV and a GEX-profile histogram. Panel only — no extra chart lines.

"What changed" line

A one-line read at the top of the panel: how the regime, gamma flip and call/put walls have moved since the first snapshot you loaded for this symbol today. Panel only. On by default.

Fear gauge & regime quadrant

The panel’s Fear tab: VIX thermometer, γ×Δflow quadrant, and the VT ≈ G-Flip corridor. Applies immediately.

Strikes view

The panel’s Strikes+ tab: top strikes by |GEX| with intensity 0-100 and ×N clustering. Applies immediately.

Level labels

Show labels when live levels are available.

Regime tint visual

A very faint background wash on each side of the Gamma Flip — green above (dealers dampen), red below (dealers amplify) — so the regime price trades in reads at a glance. Subtle by design.

Distance to price in labels

Append the signed distance from spot to each level, e.g. “PW 28 112,25 · −194”.

Distance in expected-moves

Alongside the point distance, show how far each level is in 1σ expected-moves, e.g. “· 0,42× EM” — so “close” vs “far” reads in the day’s own scale. Needs ATM IV; hidden when the point distance is off.

Remember layers per symbol

Off by default — settings stay global. When on, switching symbol in the panel saves the layers you had on for the old symbol and restores the new symbol’s own set, so each ticker keeps the view you use for it.

Colour-blind mode

Remaps the green (positive) / red (negative) pair to a colour-blind-safe blue / vermillion pair (Okabe-Ito) everywhere — chart lines, zones, the GEX heatmap and every panel read. For red-green colour vision. Off by default.

Source option strike on labels

Show the original strike beside converted levels.

Exposure amounts beside prices

Append per-strike gamma, delta, or both available exposure totals to price-axis labels. Millions use xxx.xxM and billions x.xB. These are exposure amounts, not the level price; missing data is omitted, not invented as zero.

Choices: Off · Gamma (GEX) · Delta (DEX) · Gamma + delta

Display mode

Choose the cleaner presentation or full detail. This changes local rendering, not the option chain, exposure calculation or subscription.

Choices: Clean · Full detail

Label detail

Choose key labels, full labels or zones only. Controls how much text appears on the chart without changing the underlying levels.

Choices: Key labels · Full labels · Zones only

Level style

Draw reference levels as lines or price bands (Box). The band is a visual aid, not a statistical confidence interval.

Choices: Line · Box (zone)

Box width (points)

Total width of a Box band in chart price points, centred on its level: 5, 10, 15, 25 or 50. Each side extends by half this width.

Choices: 5 pts · 10 pts · 15 pts · 25 pts · 50 pts

Hide levels far from spot

Keep the chart clean by hiding levels beyond the distance below.

Max visible distance (points)

With Hide levels far from spot enabled, filter distant levels using this point distance. A value of 0 falls back to 500; turn the filter off to remove it. Crypto uses a spot-relative 6% window instead.

Range: min 0, max 10000, step 25

Use custom level colors

Override the theme colors below. Off uses the built-in theme palette.

Call Wall color

Call Wall color override; effective when Use custom level colors is enabled.

Put Wall color

Put Wall color override; effective when Use custom level colors is enabled.

Gamma Flip color

Gamma reference color override; effective when Use custom level colors is enabled.

Focus levels color

Focus level color override; effective when Use custom level colors is enabled.

Line thickness

Local line weight, from 1 to 4 pixels. Does not indicate the amount of exposure at a level.

Choices: 1 px (default) · 2 px · 3 px · 4 px

Alert me when price reaches a level

A desktop notification when price comes within the distance below of a drawn level (Call/Put Wall, Gamma Flip, and any optional level you enabled). Each level notifies once per session.

Alert distance (% of price)

Proximity threshold as a percentage of the reference price (0.01–5%). Alerts depend on enabled alert settings and available observations, not continuous tick-by-tick monitoring.

Range: min 0.01, max 5, step 0.01

essentials

Essentials The clean map: walls, flip, Focus levels, zones, context panel. Nothing else. Where most subscribers should start.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

daytrader

Day trader The session read: the clean map + Vol Trigger, overnight inventory (ONH/ONL), session VWAP with sigma bands, prior day H/L, RTH open and opening range. The everyday setup.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

scalper

Scalper Fast tape, minimal clutter: VWAP + overnight + session refs + Zero DEX, order flow, sweeps, net drift and the strikes intensity view. Zones off — levels and tape only.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

ict

ICT / liquidity The liquidity map: prior day H/L, RTH open, opening range, overnight high/low + inventory, Asia/London/NY-AM session ranges and the midnight open — with the GEX walls as your external liquidity frame.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

structure

Swing structure The slower structural read: + NDX set beside QQQ, Max Pain, OI walls, vanna/charm/vega walls, volatility zones (expected move), prior day levels, and the advanced term-structure / dual-horizon / confluence families.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

flow

Flow focus The tape around your levels: walls + flip + Focus kept, plus order flow, sweeps, net drift, the strikes view, the fear gauge and the full measured-flow family (levels under pressure, notable prints, dealer sign, session flow).

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

gamma_0dte

0DTE gamma Intraday gamma read: walls, flip, Vol Trigger, Zero DEX, Max Pain, the GEX profile, expected-move Vol Zones, VWAP and overnight — with the fear gauge and full on-chart labels (strength + greek tags). The gamma-regime setup.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

volatility

Volatility / IV What the options market is pricing: expected-move Vol Zones, the IV zone, VWAP sigma bands, the Vol Trigger and the vega/vanna walls that move with IV, plus the fear gauge. For trading the volatility, not just the levels.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

positioning

Dealer positioning A clean structural map of where dealers are hedged: Max Pain, OI walls, charm/vanna/vega walls, Zero DEX, hybrid walls and the GEX profile — no tape. Full labels on to read each level's strength and dominant greek.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

research

Everything (research) All families on — including the session suite, ICT ranges, vol zones and the advanced ones that say so on their label. Expect a dense chart and honest « unavailable » states where data does not exist.

Display preset only; key, symbol, snapshot mode, colors and alerts are unchanged.

Alt+Shift+C — copy the current levels to your clipboard (or use the Copy button in the panel header)

Alt+Shift+G — collapse / expand the panel

Alt+Shift+H — hide / show the entire panel

Alt+Shift+L — toggle GEX lines

Alt+Shift+Z — toggle value zones

Alt+Shift+F — freeze / resume live

Alt+Shift+S — reset to simple — declutter to just the core levels (your layers are saved for one-click restore)

Alt+Shift+1 …7 — jump to a panel tab (1 Levels, 2 Context, 3 Strikes+, 4 Intraday, 5 Fear, 6 Dealer, 7 Forecast)

Account map — Full / GEX only / Minimal / Custom

Server-side profile shared across platforms. Full retains all available families; GEX only and Minimal narrow the map; Custom exposes family switches. This changes what the map keeps, not just what the local overlay hides. Click Save to my account.

Focus profile — Balanced / GEX only / Open interest / Flow / Custom

Changes the server-side Focus scoring basis. Custom exposes Gamma, OI, DEX, Vanna and Charm weights; spot window and count are documented above. Save to my account.

Save options / Validate & refresh / Reset colors

Save commits ordinary local settings; immediate controls say so in their entry. Validate & refresh explicitly checks access/data. Theme defaults resets custom color values. None creates a subscription.

Scanner watchlist / Scan now / Session recap

On-chart actions rather than automatic settings. Scan requests the selected watchlist on demand; recap uses available observations/candles, not executed strategy returns.

Native settings

This inventory enumerates the Chrome Options interface, including advanced switches and account map. Native platforms can expose equivalent subsets under different property names. Use their platform guides for installation; do not assume Chrome keyboard shortcuts operate a native application.