What's new on GEX Levels

One control now flips the on-chart exposure heatmap between Gamma, Delta, Vanna, Vega and Charm — the same option chain, read five ways, painted as translucent bands around your candles. A new Intraday tab carries the net premium drift: the cumulative aggressive buy−sell premium over the session as Net / Call / Put lines, with the live traded quantity. A keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+H) shows or hides the whole panel, and the first-run “Set up your chart” prompt now appears once instead of on every reload. On the web, a new Structure page gathers the whole dealer read — net gamma / delta / vanna / vega / charm, the topography, and an intraday greek field (time × price) — separated from the clean price levels on Levels. Everything is context on dealer positioning — not a signal.

The indicator now loads on every TradingView country domain (fr, de, in, br and the rest), not just www. The panel splits into six tabs across two rows, with a dedicated Dealer tab: live dealer flow, per-greek exposure gauges, a hedging-pressure read, and how much of the day's expected move price has used. New: a GEX topography heatmap (where dealer gamma sits by strike and expiry), structural alerts (a ping when dealers flip short/long gamma, when price enters the unstable Vol-Trigger / Gamma-Flip corridor, or when the day uses its full expected move), opt-in on-chart unstable and opening-range zones, a one-click symbol switcher, a data-freshness chip and a session countdown, and a Log button that opens your journal with the instrument and regime pre-filled. The daily Vol Zones now freeze at the open, so your levels no longer drift intraday. Everything is context on dealer positioning — not a signal.

Managing your plan from the account dashboard is clearer, with a guided flow and your live loyalty price shown right where you review your subscription — so you can always see the price your usage has earned.

The indicator now plugs straight into the live options feed and turns the raw per-strike greeks into a readable dealer view. The panel shows which methodology drew your levels (signed-flow live, or settlement open interest). A new Dealer flow read tells you whether dealers are short gamma (moves amplify) or long gamma (moves fade), the pin and its strength, charm drift into the close, and how one-sided each greek is. New: a real Fear dial, per-greek exposure gauges, an expected-move read, a macro strip and market news, on-chart labels with each level's strength and greek tags, ten one-click trader profiles, a chart-mismatch warning, and a first-run wizard. Everything is context on dealer positioning — not a signal.

When you log a trade, one click reads the current dealer regime for your instrument and fills the Regime and Volatility tags, so you can see your win rate and expectancy by regime — short gamma versus long gamma — without hand-tagging every trade.

The full course is live: 101 modules, 1,292 written lessons and 36 videos, read inside the site. New reader with a guided Start Here path, reading progress, a progress dashboard (streak and module completion), private notes and highlights, and video that resumes where you left off.

Every module quiz now scores instantly with explanations, graded on the server.

Added a free lesson explaining how dealer gamma moves the market.

The whole site was restyled with a cleaner dark and gold look across every page. Site left beta.

The TradingView indicator is now available directly on the site: copy the script from the Levels page and paste it in. Added a snapshot mode selector (locked-at-open, or live refresh at 2m / 5m / 15m / 30m / 1h) and QQQ / NDX / Both level sources.

The Levels page is now mobile-friendly and installable as an app. Added Discord connect from your account.

Specialization quizzes made free, Library size updated to 1,292 lessons across the site, and a checkout sign-in fix.

Added the Curriculum Map (all 101 modules and their lessons, in a Map or List view) and the first Specialization Quizzes (three levels per module).