Watch the pressure change
as price reaches your levels.

Keep the larger swing in view while the short chart moves.

Pick the swing high and low you want to follow. Market Auction traces that structure through the four-hour, one-hour, 30-minute, 15-minute and three-minute charts. Your chosen starting points remain the reference as you inspect the latest rally.

Red rays descend from highs and green rays rise from lows. Both can appear when the market has competing structures. Fresh prices and candles update the analysis during the session. Watch price approach a ray, then follow what happens at the line.

The selected-range gauge keeps current price in view between your range boundaries. A separate HalfTrend overlay adds another price reference. Developing lines can change. Check their timeframe and data status as you follow them.

Compare net selling with the price response.

The pressure ladder groups classified buying and selling by price. Its net contract counts show which side has traded more in the stated window. The condensed totals let you compare the red and green rows across the displayed ladder, with one-minute pressure against five-minute context.

The price chart lets you see whether the market is falling, holding or rising during net selling. Pressure and the experimental Flow view use the same trade stream and apply different calculations; you can inspect their agreement or disagreement against the chart.

You can also count executions below a red trend ray or above a green one. Those totals accumulate from the tracking start. The gauge measures price movement from the first qualifying execution, so you can compare the growing count with how far price has moved.

Choose which options levels deserve a closer look.

Gamma Force ranks options gamma concentrations and places the levels around current price. You can see what is nearby, then open the strike table to compare the call and put data behind a concentration.

For a futures trader, the mapped levels add options context to the price chart. When price approaches one, watch whether it stalls, passes through or moves away. The level identifies the concentration; it does not tell you that price will reverse there. Coverage varies by market and available options data, and the view shows update times.

Put the gamma estimate on the SPX price scale.

The dedicated SPX page shows estimated net gamma exposure for today’s SPXW expiration. A modeled curve shows exposure across a range of SPX prices, and the gamma flip marks a crossing through zero when one is found.

The distance readout shows how many points separate SPX from the flip. Follow it alongside the SPX chart and nearby strike concentrations as fresh data arrives.

These are estimates based on options data and position assumptions. The page labels coverage and update times, including retained snapshots when fresh data is insufficient. The positive and negative gamma explanation covers how to interpret the sign.