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See estimated gamma by strike behind each closed SPY session, with the call wall, put wall and gamma flip in front. Then go deeper in the Gamma Suite: implied moves, IV skew and term structure, and a volatility estimate shown with its measured error.
Today puts the index and sector ETFs, market events and unusual volume on one page. Your watchlist keeps your tickers in lists, What Changed shows the largest changes across them in each data layer, and the search box finds any covered ticker as you type.
Portfolio Research reads your positions as a report: drawdown, allocation by position and sector, risk contribution and correlations, each chart with its as-of date and window. Try it first on the Sample portfolio, with no one’s data, and run the Stress Lab’s hypothetical shocks on it.
Changed Together lists tickers whose data layers changed in the same week, listed and not ranked. Structural Anomalies shows measurements far from a ticker’s own history, with percentile and n. Event Study measures how much tickers moved around earnings dates and SEC filings, compared with a market model and with random dates of the same tickers — and says plainly when a kind of event looks no different from a random day. The Market Regime Atlas labels Calm, Normal or Stressed volatility at each close and never revises it, and the Market Time Machine shows a past date with only what was public by its close.
Import a CSV or Excel export from your broker, or log trades by hand. Each trade keeps the conditions at entry: gamma regime, market events and the macro calendar. The Research Lab groups and compares your own fills by those conditions. It describes your trades; it never grades them.
The session at a glance, before, during and after the bell.
Market events, the Market Map, movers, the scanner, unusual volume and the calendar.
Estimated gamma by strike, six greeks, expiration tranches, ES and NQ futures levels (via SPY/QQQ), the Gamma Heatmap, implied moves and volatility.
Insider activity, offering filings, short interest & FTD and analyst ratings.
Changed Together, Structural Anomalies, Event Study, the Market Regime Atlas, the Market Time Machine and Labs.
Watchlists, What Changed, Compare and Portfolio Research.
Context Journal and Research Lab.
Guides: The gamma flip · Options market structure · Form 4 transaction codes · SEC offering filings · Market events · All guides
Estimated gamma exposure across hypothetical spot prices, computed from the options chain. Open interest is OCC data from two trading sessions earlier, so it trails the price; the note below the chart says how it is calculated and how old the data is.
Gamma is estimated with Black-Scholes from the options chain, not bought from a vendor. Short interest comes from FINRA, fails-to-deliver from the SEC, insider trades from Form 4 filings, and volume is compared with each ticker’s own baseline.
Lagged data says how old it is: options open interest arrives after OCC settlement, and short interest follows FINRA’s twice-monthly schedule. Estimates carry their measured error, and scenarios are labeled hypothetical.
Market events and the financial calendar sit next to the structure, and the journal keeps all of it at every entry.
Data from: FMP · Alpaca + OCC · FINRA · SEC
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A research workspace for US equities in seven suites: estimated gamma and options structure, market events and unusual volume, insider and offering filings, short interest, portfolio research, market research tools and a journal that keeps the market conditions of every trade. We measure significance and magnitude, never direction.
Every Pro feature for 21 days: the Gamma Suite, the Context Journal and Research Lab, Portfolio Research, the Research Desk, What Changed and the Intelligence suite. No card is required, and there is one trial per person.
Your account moves to the Free plan. Nothing is charged, because no card was taken. You can choose a plan at any time, before or after the trial ends. Your journal trades stay in your account: on Free you can view, export or delete them.
No. There are no recommendations and no price predictions. The platform describes what is in place — positioning, filings, volume, short interest, portfolio structure — and the decision stays yours. Stress Lab scenarios are hypothetical, and every estimate is shown with its error.
Each figure shows its as-of date. Options open interest arrives after OCC publishes it at settlement, and the methodology note on each chart says how many sessions behind it is. Short interest follows FINRA’s twice-monthly schedule, and insider trades appear once the Form 4 is filed with the SEC.
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Not financial advice. Trading involves risk.
Last updated November 7, 2026
