GEX Indicator for TradingView
The GEX Levels indicator draws the full gamma-exposure map — call and put walls, the gamma flip, focus levels, clusters, the battle zone, signed flow, dealer greeks, expected-move zones and the GEX profile — directly on your TradingView chart. It reads live options positioning and refreshes through the session. You keep every decision; it never sends a signal.
Runs as a Chrome extension over TradingView, plus a Pine companion — no data feed of your own required. Educational market context only; not a signal, not advice.
What the GEX indicator draws on TradingView
Every level comes from live options positioning, computed on our side and drawn on your chart. Nothing here is recomputed after the fact, and nothing is a buy or sell call — the map describes where dealer hedging concentrates, and the read stays yours.
Call Wall & Put Wall
The strikes with the heaviest dealer gamma above and below spot — the reaction zones where hedging most often slows or turns a move. Call wall · put wall.
Gamma Flip
The line where dealer gamma crosses zero and the regime changes from dampening to amplifying. Often the most important level on the chart. Gamma flip.
Focus Levels & Clusters
Confluence levels ranked by how many independent readings agree, and gamma clusters where adjacent strikes stack into one thick zone. Gamma levels.
Battle Zone
The value band around the day's centre of gravity where price tends to be sticky — the neutral middle between the walls.
Signed Flow & Dealer Greeks
Net premium drift — who is paying up, calls against puts — plus the exposure heatmap read five ways across gamma, delta, vanna, charm and vega.
Expected Move & Volatility Zones
The session's implied one-sigma range, frozen at the open so every chart draws the same band. Expected move.
GEX Profile
The shape of dealer gamma across strikes — peaked and pinning, or flat and mobile — read alongside the levels. GEX profile.
Gamma Voids
The low-gamma gaps between levels where hedging offers little resistance and price can travel quickly.
Locked or Live
Freeze the map at the session open so it never drifts under a trade, or read the book live as it changes. Same computation, your choice of view.
How it works on TradingView
The indicator runs as a Chrome extension that overlays the gamma map on any TradingView chart you already use, with a Pine companion for the level lines. You do not need an options data feed of your own — the levels are computed from live positioning on our side and drawn on your chart, refreshed through the session. One subscription and one license key also cover the native builds on NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart, Quantower, MotiveWave and ATAS, so the same map follows you across platforms.
New to the concept? Start with what GEX is and the gamma-exposure glossary, then read the regime with positive vs negative gamma. Step-by-step install: how to add GEX levels to TradingView.
Supported instruments
The gamma map is available across index and equity underlyings, including SPX, SPY, QQQ, NQ and ES futures, and large single names such as NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, AMZN and META. See the full set on the GEX levels by ticker pages, and today's free reads on the Morning Map.
GEX indicator for TradingView — FAQ
Is the GEX indicator a TradingView Pine script?
It is a Chrome extension that overlays the gamma map on TradingView, with a Pine companion for the level lines. The extension does the heavy lifting so the levels stay live and consistent with every other platform.
Do I need my own options data feed?
No. The gamma exposure levels are computed from live options positioning on our side and drawn on your chart, so you do not need an options data subscription of your own.
Which gamma exposure levels does it show?
Call and put walls, the gamma flip, vol trigger, focus levels, gamma clusters, the battle zone, signed flow, dealer greeks, expected-move zones, the GEX profile and gamma voids.
Which tickers are supported on TradingView?
Index and equity underlyings including SPX, SPY, QQQ, NQ and ES, plus large single names such as NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, AMZN and META. The full set lives on the GEX levels by ticker pages.
Does one subscription cover other platforms?
Yes. One subscription and one license key cover the TradingView extension and the native builds on NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart, Quantower, MotiveWave and ATAS.
Is this a signal or alert service?
No. GEX Levels is educational market context. It describes where dealer hedging concentrates and never tells you to buy or sell. Every decision is yours.
See the gamma map on your TradingView chart
Start the free trial, add the extension, and read the same structure the whole method is built around — on the chart you already use.
Education only — no buy/sell signals, no financial advice, no prediction. Options and futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.