TradingView: quantedOptions Levels
Call and put walls, the gamma flip and the top nodes on TradingView.
What it shows
A browser add-on, included with every key, that puts the levels on your TradingView web charts and keeps them current on its own. The quantedOptions Levels indicator draws the call wall and the put wall with the zone between them shaded, the dotted gamma flip line, the top five strikes numbered, the strike profile ladder pinned to the right of the last candle, a 'spot @ HH:MM ET' marker, and a header line naming the ticker, the expiry cohort, the time, spot, net gamma and the conversion to your chart.
What it is built from
The same data and the same key as the desktop platforms. On ES and SPX charts: licensed CBOE one-minute data with market-maker positioning. On the other families: computed from data consolidated across every US options exchange: open interest and volume.
On this platform
Only on TradingView: quantedOptions Levels
Included with every key. Walls, flip, top five and the ladder as a TradingView overlay, with three native alerts.
- Runs on
- TradingView web, in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Arc; Firefox build available
- OS
- Chrome · Edge · Brave · Opera · Vivaldi · Arc · Firefox
Three steps
- 01Download the add-on from your Orderflow Plugin page, unzip it and load it on your browser's extensions page.
- 02Click the qO icon in the toolbar and paste your key.
- 03Add the quantedOptions Levels indicator to your chart and press Push to chart.
Reading
How to read it
- The call wall is the largest positive gamma strike and the put wall the largest negative one; the shaded zone is the range between them.
- The gamma flip is the price where the book's net gamma changes sign: the regime line on your chart.
- The numbered levels 1 to 5 are the five largest nodes, ranked.
- The ladder on the right is the strike profile: the same bars as the desktop Profile, at your chart's prices.
- On a futures chart the header shows the conversion in use, and every level and the ladder arrive at futures prices.
Settings
What each setting does
| Setting | Options | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Push to chart | button on the add-on's panel | Sends the current levels to the chart you last clicked. |
| Push levels automatically | on / off | On: the chart updates whenever the levels change. |
| Indicator: Call / put wall, Gamma flip, Top 5 strikes, Shade between the walls, Strike profile ladder, Header | on / off each (default on) | Shows or hides each element of the overlay. |
| Indicator: Convert levels to this chart | Auto, Off (1:1), Fixed ratio (default Auto) | Auto places the levels at your chart's prices; Fixed ratio lets you type your own factor. |
| Indicator: Glow / Label size | on / off; Tiny, Small, Normal | How the lines and labels look. |
| Alerts | 'Price crosses the call wall', 'Price crosses the put wall', 'Price crosses the gamma flip' | Three native TradingView alert conditions on the drawn levels. |
Read it with
- Gamma nodes at the strikes — the same nodes as the desktop ladder
- Strike Profile — the walls and the flip as the dashboard reads them
- SPX Gamma Profile — the dashboard's zero crossing is the flip
Good to know
- Included with every key, alongside your platform picks, and with quantedClassic.
- Runs on TradingView web in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Arc; Firefox has its own build.
- Levels that share a strike are drawn once with their names joined, so labels stay clean.
On your chart
See it happen
ES1! on TradingView web: the call wall and the put wall with the zone between them shaded, the dotted amber flip, levels numbered 1 to 5, the ladder to the right of the last candle and the header top-right. Switch the symbol and the levels follow and rescale.
9 slides
The walk-through, slide by slide
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