Only if.

Where options dealers are forced to hedge, and how often each level held when it was tested. Including when the answer is no better than random.

  • NQ
  • ES
  • GC
  • SI

Read from the options on QQQ, SPY, GLD and SLV, shown in futures points.

The Nara terminal on QQQ: dealer gamma by strike as candles with the gamma flip, spot, walls, net gamma and hedge pressure
TerminalQQQ gamma by strike · sample session

Read the book as conditions.

Seven of them, as the app shows them.

Ifdealers are short gamma

Thentheir hedging chases the move instead of leaning against it, so moves run further than the chart suggests.

Nara Exposure map for QQQ: dealer gamma for every strike, minute by minute, with the call wall, put wall, gamma flip and price marked
01Exposure map · gamma by strike and minute · walls, flip and price marked

Ifprice comes into a level

Thenyou see how often that kind of level held when it was tested, against random prices, before you lean on it.

In this capture the answer is 47.5% against 47.6%: a reference, not an edge. The page says so.

Nara Levels for QQQ: the regime, the test result against random prices, the nearest level with its rating and reasons, and the day's levels
02Levels · fixed at 09:45 ET · every read rated by its test

Ifthe regime turns overnight

Thenthe Outlook calls it before the open, with the opposing case and what would change its mind.

Nara Outlook for the New York afternoon: a neutral call with low conviction, the walls, dealer gamma, the macro quadrant and the reasons
03Outlook · New York PM window · reasons, opposing case, calendar

Ifprice moves 1%

Thenthe Dealer map shows what that move forces dealers to buy or sell, in dollars, and whether it cushions the move or fuels it.

Nara Dealer map for QQQ: the hedge ladder in dollars for each quarter-percent move, marked cushion or fuel, and dealer gamma over price and time through the next session
04Dealer map · the re-hedge each move forces · the field to the close

Ifyou build an options trade

Thenit's priced on the chain's own vols and laid over the walls, the pin and the market's own odds of profit.

Tested on traded prices across QQQ, SPY and SPX: a fly at the pin did no better than one at the money, and the close didn't land nearer the pin. The builder says so beside each preset.

Nara Position builder for QQQ: a butterfly at the pin with its P&L over price and time to expiry, the walls and pin marked, and the payoff over the implied distribution
05Position builder · fly at the pin · P&L over price and time

Ifyou've logged your trades

Thenthe Edge map shows where you get paid and where you give it back, by where price sat against the walls and the regime at entry.

Cells under five trades are shown but never called a finding.

Nara Edge map on a sample journal: results in R by where price sat in the dealer book and by time of day, split by gamma regime, with the cells that pay and the ones that give it back
06Edge map · sample journal · results in R by zone and regime

Ifyou post a P&L

Thenthe card says it came from your broker's fills, and its proof link recomputes the number from those fills.

It shows the card matches the statement you imported, not the account behind it.

A Nara P&L card: the month's equity line, plus $2,070 in R, trades, win rate and best trade, marked as from Tradovate fills
07P&L card · Ticket · from imported fills

Ratings come from 12 years of NQ bars and 20 months of options books on QQQ, SPY, gold and silver. Price-structure levels didn’t beat random prices, so they aren’t in the app.

The same desk on a phone.

Every view works on a phone, and the levels sync to TradingView already converted to NQ, ES, gold or silver.

Terminal Levels Dealer map Position builder Strike ranker Exposure map Open interest Cross-expiry Max pain Greeks Sensitivity Volatility 0DTE decay Flow Outlook Macro News Journal Lab

Nara Levels on an iPhone: QQQ, the session-fixed prices, the long-gamma regime and the test against random prices

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