How it works
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Price x Gamma

The day's price line with gamma levels and a strike heat map behind.

What it shows

The spot line for regular hours, cut at the replay minute, with horizontal level lines (C WALL, P WALL, FLIP and optional others) and, on desktop, a heat layer showing where per-strike exposure sat through the session.

What it is built from

The session's price with gamma levels and per-strike exposure. Computed from data consolidated across every US options exchange: open interest and volume.

Reading

How to read it

  1. C WALL / P WALL (solid) are the net-gamma walls; FLIP (dashed grey) is the zero-cross.
  2. GAMMA C / GAMMA P (dashed) and DEX C / DEX P (dotted) are optional; T1-T5 are the five largest strikes.
  3. Trails show how the biggest strikes migrated; Grid and Bands show the whole strike field.
  4. Heat colour is scaled to the window on screen: pick 1h, 2h or Day to set it.

Controls

What each control does

ControlOptionsWhat it changes
Level togglesNet walls (on), Flip (on), Gamma walls, DEX walls, Top 5Which level lines are drawn.
Heaton / offShows the strike heat layer.
Heat styleTrails, Grid, BandsHow heat is drawn.
Heat window1h, 2h, DayHow much history the heat covers and is scaled to.
Heat metricGEX, DEX, CEX, VEXWhich exposure the heat shows.

Read it with

Good to know

  • Open interest updates overnight, so intraday the levels move with price, time and implied volatility.
  • Heat is drawn for the combined expiry views, on desktop.

A real session

See it happen

12:39 ET

QQQ 2026-09-18: low 716.32 at 12:39, then a close at the session high 721.34; read the low against the P WALL / FLIP lines.

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The walk-through, slide by slide

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From the product

Real frames

Shot off the live product, nothing redrawn. Click the right side of a frame for the next one, the left side to go back.

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These pages describe what the displays show and what the data did on the sessions shown. They are not trading advice, and a past session is not a forecast of a future one.