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Trading Guides

Long-form guides on gamma exposure, options mechanics, and market structure. Written for traders who want to understand how the machine actually works.

// Market Structure

How Market Makers Hedge — And Why It Moves the Whole Market

Dealers don't bet on direction — they hedge. How delta hedging works, what forces the buying and selling, and why these flows now dominate modern markets.

7 min read →
// Strategies

Credit Spreads vs. Iron Condors: When to Use Each

Both sell premium with defined risk — but they express different views. The real risk profiles, and how the gamma regime should pick the strategy for you.

8 min read →
// Strategies

SPX vs. SPY Options: Settlement, Taxes & Which to Trade

Same index, very different mechanics: contract size, cash settlement, early assignment, and the 60/40 tax treatment that quietly compounds into a real edge.

7 min read →
// GEXDesk Tools

How to Use the GEXDESK Sentiment Indicator

What our proprietary daily composite measures, how to read each zone from extreme fear to extreme greed, and how to pair it with GEX levels every morning.

6 min read →
// GEX Basics

How to Read a GEX Chart: Call Walls, Put Walls & the Gamma Flip

A practical walkthrough of the chart: what the bars mean, how to find the three levels that matter, and a realistic morning workflow for using them.

7 min read →
// Market Structure

What Is a Gamma Squeeze? Mechanics, Warning Signs & Famous Examples

The self-reinforcing loop between call buyers and dealer hedging that sends stocks vertical — why it starts, why some stocks squeeze and others don't, and why it ends violently.

7 min read →
// 0DTE

0DTE Options Explained: How Zero-Day Options Work & Why They Dominate

Zero-day options now dominate index option volume. How they work, why the Greeks go to extremes, the honest risks, and how 0DTE flow reshapes the market itself.

8 min read →
// GEX Basics

What Is Gamma Exposure (GEX)? A Trader's Guide

How market maker hedging creates support, resistance, and volatility regimes — and why the options market now moves the stock market itself.

8 min read →
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