FREE GEX Levels Every Day for SPX, ES & SPY. Don't Trust Us, Check Them.

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0:00Free GEX map, every day

Every trading day, sixteen minutes after the open, we give away our GEX map of the S&P 500. For free.

0:19What you get

This is the card we send out every trading day. Let me walk you through it, piece by piece, so you see everything it tells you. The white arrow is the price. The gold band is the expected move, the range options are pricing for the day. The red line is the gamma flip. The green bars are the walls, where option dealers have to hedge. The thicker the bar, the heavier the wall. At the bottom, the offsets. The same levels work for SPX, XSP, SPY, ES and MES.

0:57Don't trust us, check it

Why should you believe us? Don't. Check it. Every map goes out at nine forty-six Eastern, with Telegram's timestamp, before the day plays out. Then you put it next to the chart. And every past map stays in the channel. Scroll back and check them all.

1:19Friday 6 Nov: the low near the wall

This was Friday's card. At nine forty-six, the heaviest wall was seventy-three seventy-six. Price reached it after lunch, and bounced. It came back at the close. From the map on, the low stopped just a step away. And the whole day stayed inside the expected move.

1:41Wednesday 4 Nov: the high on the wall

Wednesday, November fourth. This time the heaviest wall was above the price, at seventy-seven fifteen. Price tried it again and again, for over an hour. The high of the day stopped right there.

1:57What we measured

On average, the close lands inside the expected move about seven days out of ten. No guarantee. Just what we measured.

2:07Thursday 5 Nov: the card missed, the app followed

And here is a day the morning card didn't work. Thursday, November fifth, the market fell all day. The support under the price gave way within minutes. Not every morning wall holds. But in the app, the walls followed the market down. By a quarter past ten, the app already showed a wall at seventy-three fifty, far below the price. The low of the day came right there, in the last minute. That's the difference between a paper map and a navigator.

2:42Why we give it away

So why give it away? Think of it this way. The card is like a paper road map. A fixed map, printed in the morning. It shows you where the roads are, but it never changes. The app is a navigator, always with you. It reads live data and updates as you go. It shows you the traffic, the roads that close, and every change, all session long. Look at what moves. The gamma flip slides toward the price. The call wall shifts. The gamma regime tells you whether dealers slow price down or chase it. The flow shows which way the market is pushing. And when price gets close to a level, the alert comes in. The map stays still. The navigator follows you. Much, much more.

3:37How we use the card

Here's how we use the card ourselves. Plan when the map lands, before your first trade. Act only at a level, never in between. Two or three trades at most. And decide your exit before you enter.

3:53Get it free on Telegram

Seeing where dealers have to hedge is information a chart alone doesn't give you. Your edge starts with preparation. Want the GEX levels and the expected move right after the open, for free? Join our Telegram channel. Every trading day, sixteen minutes after the open, you get the US500 map. Free, every day. Those are the morning's fixed levels. To watch them move through the session, sign up on the platform. There's a launch price, and you keep it for as long as you stay subscribed. And there's a free trial. The links are in the description. And subscribe to this channel, with the bell on. This is where you'll see every new feature we release, and replays of real sessions, level by level. Those who follow come prepared. Those who don't, chase the price.