What it shows

Estimated dealer Greek exposure by strike: where the book flips sign and how much hedging flow each level implies. Assumptions are noted under each tab.

The tabs

• Gamma — S-curve of net gamma; zero-cross is the gamma flip (regime change level).
• Vanna — Delta sensitivity to a parallel 1-point IV shift across strikes.
• Charm — Delta drift per calendar day with spot and vol held flat.
• Combined — All three in $B; y-axis units differ by Greek (see legend).

How to use it

• Mark the flip strike on Gamma first — price above/below defines long- vs short-gamma hedging bias.
• Use Vanna/Charm when vol or time decay is the driver (event weeks, 0DTE-heavy sessions).
• Compare to Chain GEX by strike for the same tier — profiles should tell a consistent story.

What it shows

Strike-level open interest, gamma (GEX), delta (DEX), or volume for the selected ticker. The chain is cumulative through quarterly expirations (0DTE + weeklies + monthlies + quarterlies).

Reading the tabs

• OI — where positioning is stacked; large OI often acts as a magnet into expiration.
• GEX — dealer gamma by strike; positive = stabilizing zones, negative = move can accelerate through the strike.
• DEX — directional hedging pressure in delta dollars.
• Volume — today's activity; confirm whether walls are being defended or rolled.

How to use it

• Start at spot; read the largest OI/GEX clusters above and below as potential ceilings and floors.
• Quarterly tier rolls up near-dated and longer-dated positioning into one strike view.
• Pair with Sigma Bands and Options Curve on this page (same ticker).