Visualize institutional options flow, pinpoint exact dealer hedging levels, and explore historical market maker positioning with our interactive visualization tools.
A Gamma Exposure chart visualizes market maker options positioning. Positive GEX indicates dealer hedging suppresses volatility, confining price movement. Negative GEX suggests hedging amplifies volatility, triggering wider price swings. Traders use strike-level gamma profiles to identify key support and resistance.
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Unlock Real-Time Intraday GEX Stream & 0DTE AlertsReading a gamma exposure chart involves identifying the total net gamma exposure across strikes. A high positive bar indicates a call wall or heavy dealer long gamma positioning, suppressing volatility. Negative bars represent put walls or dealer short gamma, implying amplified volatility.
An SPX gamma exposure chart visualizes the market maker hedging requirements for S&P 500 index options, aggregating open interest from the OCC to show where dealers must buy or sell underlying assets to remain delta neutral.
Our models aggregate open interest and options volume from recognized clearinghouses and exchanges to deliver institutional-grade time-series GEX data and strike-level gamma profiles.