The explanation of share price movement that begins at 11:50 cleared up so much confusion of just what was happened during a price action move like in the example. I see this scenario play out over and over but for the first time I'm getting an idea of what is possibly transpiring. It's so much better than staring at the screen at open and wondering WTF is going on. I am grateful. Thank you so much!
Awesome video. Thank you for clarifying HOW to use the tools and not just what they are. If you are taking requests, Vanna and Charm would be great as well..
would it be safe to say that major resistance/support occur where the largest net gamma on both call/put side? would be nice to get your thoughts on how you would play these gamma scenarios. More gex application samples would be nice in the future. Thank you
That is what I do when I occasionally buy short term out of the money options. I am looking to capture option convexity where you get huge outsized moved. Yes it is low probability but one winning trade can make up for many losers. I will buy OTM with little time left to expiration. If you get a big move gamma increases significantly but because there is little time left and gamma highest at expiration, if the option move through the ATM strike gamma will start to decrease and for me, it's not worth continuing to hold so I will sell at the money. I am just looking for the outsized convex move.
I understood some... but I feel you stopped short of telling us more about what happens at the top...when the market makers sell stock. The psychology around that could be further explained. if you have a video on that I would consume it 😊
This video is inaccurate and terribly confusing. Gex levels for whom? MM or retail traders? Call doesn't mean positive gamma, MM generally sell call, which means they are short gamma. Similarly selling put contributes to short gamma.
not really useful. only interesting. Gamma influences price action. ok. Not determinisitc and you still guess quite a bit what happens at EACH price level for EACH duration... maybe a day trader can have the illusion that he can use to win in hourly trade. BUT big institutions are doing this in
The explanation of share price movement that begins at 11:50 cleared up so much confusion of just what was happened during a price action move like in the example. I see this scenario play out over and over but for the first time I'm getting an idea of what is possibly transpiring. It's so much better than staring at the screen at open and wondering WTF is going on. I am grateful. Thank you so much!
need more 0dte gex tools similar to specific 0dte one tradytics has. great video
probably most informative video on trading ever. well done sir I learned something today
Thank you for the clear explanation. Your voice, tone, speed, clarity is like a sympony. A proud sub of you platform as well.
Great Job. Very helpful. Looking forward to a part 2 covering the rest of GEX features. Thanks.
Great video, extremely informative, more of these please!
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Awesome video. Thank you for clarifying HOW to use the tools and not just what they are. If you are taking requests, Vanna and Charm would be great as well..
Thanks- excellent video, clearly presented!
great video, will comeback and watch again
Looking forward to similar videos on Vanna and Charm!
Omg this is the best video to understand “shorts”
Market makers have to take the short side of the trade to balance the trade. Makes sense thanks for dumbing it down for me
would it be safe to say that major resistance/support occur where the largest net gamma on both call/put side? would be nice to get your thoughts on how you would play these gamma scenarios. More gex application samples would be nice in the future. Thank you
i think i got it, you rock bro :D
Is that gamma exposure chart on ToS
what does it mean when the gamma and price are below zero?
That is what I do when I occasionally buy short term out of the money options. I am looking to capture option convexity where you get huge outsized moved. Yes it is low probability but one winning trade can make up for many losers. I will buy OTM with little time left to expiration. If you get a big move gamma increases significantly but because there is little time left and gamma highest at expiration, if the option move through the ATM strike gamma will start to decrease and for me, it's not worth continuing to hold so I will sell at the money. I am just looking for the outsized convex move.
I understood some... but I feel you stopped short of telling us more about what happens at the top...when the market makers sell stock. The psychology around that could be further explained. if you have a video on that I would consume it 😊
amba in this example?
can you explain 12:50 a little easier? bro mind = blown
Zooming in a bit would be helpful
6:09
I’m still confused 😊
This video is inaccurate and terribly confusing. Gex levels for whom? MM or retail traders? Call doesn't mean positive gamma, MM generally sell call, which means they are short gamma. Similarly selling put contributes to short gamma.
Options are part of the reason US markets are broken
not really useful. only interesting. Gamma influences price action. ok. Not determinisitc and you still guess quite a bit what happens at EACH price level for EACH duration... maybe a day trader can have the illusion that he can use to win in hourly trade. BUT big institutions are doing this in