GEX Levels PRO

Add regime, zones, interaction signals, analytics, alerts and optional cross-market context to GEX levels.

CATEGORY

Gamma Exposure

DIFFICULTY

Advanced

REQUIREMENT

Daily GEX Paste Pack

GEX Levels PRO extends the basic GEX view with interaction zones, session context, signal handling, analytics, panels, alerts and optional automation. It is intended for users who already understand the core GEX levels and want more help interpreting what price is doing around them.

The PRO layer adds context around supplied levels; it does not reveal or recreate the proprietary process used to generate those levels.

At a glance

What this indicator answers

  • Which GEX levels are closest and still active?

  • Is price trading inside a broader gamma band or neutral area?

  • Are multiple references clustering in the same area?

  • Has a level already been tested repeatedly?

  • Is price approaching a level before an interaction signal occurs?

  • What does the current regime/dashboard context say?

Quick start

  1. Load the current GEX Paste Pack.

  2. Start with the core GEX levels, Context Labels and the main dashboard.

  3. Add Gamma Zones and Nearest Levels once the base chart is clear.

  4. Enable breach/wick signals only if you understand their difference.

  5. Treat fatigue, gravity and approach warnings as contextual aids rather than entries by themselves.

How to read it

Expected Range

Visual band between major supplied wall references. It frames structure; it is not a probabilistic guarantee that price remains inside.

Neutral Zone

Area between the selected regime/pivot references where the directional gamma interpretation is less one-sided.

Confluence Zone

Highlights close clustering of multiple visible references. Confluence increases contextual importance, not certainty.

Breach signal

Marks a confirmed close through an armed level according to the indicator settings.

Wick rejection

Marks a wick interaction where the candle body remains on the original side of the level.

Level fatigue

Warns when a level has absorbed multiple same-session touches without a role change. Repeated testing can change how reliable a level feels.

Approach warning

Prepares you before price reaches a nearby active level.

Gamma Gravity

A contextual dominant-target metric derived from the visible GEX structure. Use it as directional context, not as a guaranteed destination.

Nearest Levels

Shows the closest support/resistance candidates and interaction state.

Analytics panel

Summarizes location, skew/range context, transition proximity, gravity and opening-range information.

ES GEX Mirror

Optional cross-market projection for placing ES-derived structure onto another chart. It is a contextual mapping aid; the exact transformation implementation is intentionally not documented.

Interaction model

PRO can treat a level as armed until a qualifying interaction occurs, then require price to move sufficiently away before another event is eligible. This prevents every candle around the same price from being treated as a new independent signal.

Breach versus Wick Rejection

  • Breach: price confirms through a level according to the active rule.

  • Wick Rejection: price probes the level but the candle body remains on the original side.

These are different behaviors and should not be interpreted as the same trade setup.

Level Fatigue
Repeated touches can reduce the uniqueness of a level interaction. Fatigue is therefore a warning that the same reference has been tested multiple times; it is not a prediction that the next touch must break.

ES GEX Mirror
Use the mirror only when you deliberately want ES structure as context on another chart. It is a projection, not a claim that ES and the target market are interchangeable.

Troubleshooting

Why am I getting repeated/limited signals at a level?

The interaction engine uses arming/rearming behavior so every nearby candle is not treated as a fresh event.

Why is the approach warning visible without a signal?

Approach is a proximity warning. A signal still requires the relevant interaction condition.

Why is Gamma Gravity pointing somewhere price never reaches?

It is a contextual dominant-target metric, not a forecast guarantee.

Why does the ES Mirror look wrong?

Verify reference symbol, paste pack and anchor mode. A cross-market projection can become misleading if the anchors are inappropriate.

Works well with

  • Session Auction Map

  • Adaptive Node Efficiency — ANEF

  • Delta Pressure Engine

Documentation boundary

This page describes what the indicator exposes to the user and how to interpret it. It intentionally does not publish source code, proprietary formulas, hidden preset resolution, optimization search logic or enough internal logic to recreate the engine.

Settings reference

GEX Paste Pack

text_area

Controls the **GEX Paste Pack** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Yesterday GEX Paste Pack

text_area

Controls the **Yesterday GEX Paste Pack** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Show Transition Level

bool

Enables or disables Transition Level.

Toggle this when transition level is or is not part of your workflow.

Turning a filter off can materially increase the number of eligible events; turning a visual off only hides it.

Show Dealer Pivot Level

bool

Enables or disables Dealer Pivot Level.

Toggle this when dealer pivot level is or is not part of your workflow.

Turning a filter off can materially increase the number of eligible events; turning a visual off only hides it.

Level Labels

bool

Controls the **Level Labels** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Label Offset

int

Moves level labels horizontally away from the current price bars.

Increase if labels overlap current candles.

Visual setting only.

Show HTF

bool

Enables or disables HTF.

Toggle this when htf is or is not part of your workflow.

Turning a filter off can materially increase the number of eligible events; turning a visual off only hides it.

Prev Day H/L

bool

Controls the **Prev Day H/L** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Weekly H/L

bool

Controls the **Weekly H/L** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Monthly H/L

bool

Controls the **Monthly H/L** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Line Width

int

Controls the visual width or thickness of the related element.

Adjust for readability.

Visual-only unless the setting name explicitly describes a calculation window.

Line Style

string

Controls the **Line Style** behavior for this feature.

Change it only when you want to deliberately alter this part of the indicator.

If you are unsure, keep the current indicator setting and change one variable at a time.

Prev Day High

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.

Prev Day Low

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.

Weekly High

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.

Weekly Low

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.

Monthly High

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.

Monthly Low

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.

Expected Range

bool

Controls how the opening-range/breakout structure is defined or visualized.

Adjust only when you intentionally want a different OR methodology.

Looser breakout definitions create more events; stricter definitions create fewer.

Pos Gamma Fill

color

Controls the color used for this visual element.

Change only for chart readability or personal theme preference.

Visual-only; it does not affect calculations.