GexHunters finds where options dealers are forced to buy and sell the most — Call Wall, Put Wall, Gamma Flip, Max Pain and the gamma ladder — and draws them on your TradingView chart for NQ, ES, GC, SI and more. The levels update three times a day and hold still in between.
Pick the one that fits how you trade. All three draw the same levels from the same updates, in the same colours — members get all of them with one login.
Invite-only script on TradingView. Auto-detects 19 symbols, Session view to replay the last NY AM, Asia or Midnight update, Backtest mode in TradingView Replay, lines or rectangles.
For TradingView Desktop on Windows and Mac. Open it and it connects to your chart and draws the levels on every pane — walls, flip, Max Pain, the gamma ladder, plus Vanna, DEX and Charm layers.
The same overlay for tradingview.com in Chrome or Edge. A movable dashboard on the chart switches layers, sessions and the chart style; the box drags anywhere and stays there.
Every update re-bakes the levels from fresh open interest. Between updates the levels stay exactly where they are, so what you plan around is what stays on the chart.
NY AM and Asia update the core futures (NQ, ES, GC, SI). Midnight updates all 19 symbols. The Discord gets a ping at each one.
Pull the ticker on your chart at each update, for the next available expiration. The chart shows which update it is on.
9:30 AM / 6:00 PM / 12:00 AM ET is 6:30 AM / 3:00 PM / 9:00 PM Pacific.
Market makers hedge the options they hold. Where the most hedging piles up, price slows, pins or turns — that is what each line marks.
The heaviest call strike above price. Rallies stall, chop or roll over here more often than not; it acts as resistance first and a magnet second.
The heaviest put strike below price. Support while price is above the Gamma Flip; a trapdoor when price reaches it from below the flip.
Where net dealer gamma crosses zero. Above it moves get dampened and ranges hold; below it moves get amplified and breaks run.
The price that costs option holders the most at expiration. Gravity, not a wall — strongest in the last hours before the nearest expiry.
The ten strikes with the most gamma near price, ranked. Speed bumps and magnets; the top three often behave like small walls.
Where a move in implied volatility forces the most re-hedging. Watch them on days the VIX is moving hard.
The slow hedge unwinds that build into the close and into expirations. A tiebreaker late in the day, not a standalone signal.
Where the biggest hedge inventory already lives, so where unwinding, rolling or expiry moves the most.
HunterBot watches fib, volume and the GexHunters levels, waits for the stack to line up, and takes the trade on your Tradovate, Topstep or prop-firm account — with your risk rules and the firm's drawdown limits built in. Members see their bot's live dashboard on this site from any device.
Your downloads, the install steps, the indicator link and your HunterBot dashboard are behind your GexHunters login. Your login is personal.
Member sign inNot financial advice. GexHunters levels describe where options hedging is concentrated; they are not predictions, signals or trade recommendations. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. You are solely responsible for your own trades.