The "Why" Behind the Move If you have been using my free IV History from Realized Volatility script, https://www.tradingview.com/script/wsEuTwkc-IV-History-from-Realized-Volatility/  you know that understanding the gap between implied and realized volatility is the first step in finding an edge. But while indicators tell you what has happened, Gamma Exposure (GEX) tells you where the market is forced to go. I built the GEX Pro Terminal (gexpro.asiaquant.com) to provide retail traders with the same market-maker positioning data used by institutional desks. Key Features of the GEXPRO: 1. Real-Time GEX Levels: Identify "Zero Gamma" levels and volatility pivots where price action often stalls or accelerates. 2. Advanced Greek Heatmaps: Visualize Vanna and Charm—the sec

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Why $240M in Options Flow isn’t a “Signal” — It’s a Hedging Requirement Most traders view options flow as a sentiment indicator. They see a massive spike in call volume and assume “someone knows something.”They treat the market like a voting machine. I treat the market like an engine. The data points I’m sharing below aren’t from a black box. They are the direct result of delta-neutral hedging mechanics. When a retail trader buys a call, the Market Maker (dealer) doesn’t simply “take the other side.” To maintain a neutral book, they must hedge their exposure by buying or selling the underlying stock. That mechanical necessity — not sentiment — is what actually drives price action. 1. The Numbers: A $240M Case Study Let’s start with the raw math from the current session:

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I just put together a tutorial on how to actually read the 'Physics' Market Makers. Instead of just guessing on price action, this video breaks down the X-Ray of the dealer engine. Key things to look for in the video: The Difference between NVDA and AMZN [03:11]: This is huge. It shows why NVDA is just 'stalled' (The Waiting Room) while AMZN is actually a 'Trap' where smart money is exiting. The 'Don't Get in the Car' Rule [02:11]: A quick filter for avoiding crashes (Negative DCI + High Exhaustion). The 5 Market Regimes [00:43]: From Mechanical Rallies to Waterfalls—how to know if the dealers are helping you or hunting you. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/TS0LtybeuJ4"

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