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GEX measures how much hedging pressure options dealers carry at each price level. Positive GEX means dealers are forced to hedge against the move, which suppresses volatility; negative GEX means they hedge with it, which amplifies it. The dashboard aggregates it across the market and shows you where dealers are forced to defend.

Four things, for indexes and single stocks. The gamma environment: positive or negative, so you know whether dealers are hedging against the move or with it. The Dealer Clusters: the strikes with the heaviest gamma, which act as support and resistance. The zero-gamma flip: the level where the environment changes. And options flow around those levels, so you can see whether real money is reinforcing or challenging them. Everything updates in real-time through the session, and a DTE filter, historical data graph, and 3D surface model sit alongside the main view.

The strikes where dealer gamma exposure is most concentrated. Because dealers have to hedge those positions, these levels tend to act as support and resistance: in positive gamma they pull price in like magnets, and in negative gamma they can break fast once price reaches them.

Live and cumulative options flow shows what real money is doing around the key GEX levels. Read alongside GEX, it tells you whether dealer positioning is being reinforced or challenged, which helps you gauge the strength, sustainability, and potential volatility of a level before price gets there.

Yes. Isolate 0DTE, weekly, monthly, or any combination of expiration dates to see which levels are driven by near-term positioning and which are longer-dated. The data graph shows how current GEX compares to its historical ranges, and the 3D model lets you analyze the full surface across strikes and expirations.

Yes. Members see real-time gamma exposure for 700+ stocks and ETFs that updates intraday as open interest builds, expirations roll off, and 0DTE flow reshapes the map. The free demo on the homepage runs on delayed data.

No. The regime read and the Dealer Cluster levels are usable on day one. If you want the full concept, our complete guide to gamma exposure walks through it from the ground up.