Active Trader Dashboard

SPX Gamma Active Trader Dashboard: Dashboard Layout

How is the SPX Gamma Active Trader Dashboard organized?

The dashboard uses preset First Flows, 0 GEX, Trend, End of Day Range, and Chart views. These views organize the workspace around the Active Trader framework, bringing relevant tools together for different stages of the intraday SPX session.

How do traders switch between views and customize layouts?

Dashboard controls let traders move between preset views and customize the workspace. The presets provide a starting point for each program, while layout controls allow traders to adapt the display to their evaluation process.

What does the Flow Map show?

The Flow Map displays SPX option activity by strike, helping traders examine where meaningful flow is occurring relative to price. Gamma Flow, Delta Flow, and Net Volume provide different perspectives on that activity, while volume bubbles help show its size and distribution.

How are Gamma Flow, Delta Flow, and Net Volume used?

These views help traders examine gamma-related activity, directional delta pressure, and net contract activity. Reading them together adds context around the option flow behind a market assessment rather than relying on a single measurement.

What does the Net Volume Histogram add?

The Net Volume Histogram provides another view of net option-volume activity. Used alongside the Flow Map and option chain, it helps traders examine the activity supporting the current market read.

How do Market Intelligence updates and alerts support the workflow?

Market Intelligence communicates developing program conditions, supporting observations, and relevant changes. Alerts help draw attention to new updates so traders can review the assessment and verify its evidence using the corresponding dashboard tools.

Why use the SPX option chain alongside the Flow Map?

The option chain provides strike-level detail that complements the Flow Map’s visual presentation. Traders can compare the two to inspect the activity behind potential support, resistance, and directional pressure.

What is Replay Mode used for?

Replay Mode allows traders to review prior intraday conditions and examine how price, option activity, and program assessments developed through time. It supports learning and process review by allowing traders to revisit the sequence of observations.

How does the dashboard balance structure and flexibility?

The predefined trading windows and preset views provide a consistent framework. Customization lets traders adapt the workspace as their process develops while continuing to evaluate opportunities through the relevant program and supporting evidence.

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