Main Chart | TRACE Walkthru #3

When it comes to trading the S&P 500, TRACE delivers you the most sophisticated heatmap available, unveiling exactly how options flows are driving the S&P 500 throughout the trading day. To utilize the main chart, TRACE projects three lenses, Gamma, Delta Pressure and Charm. Across all three lenses, just remember: blue is good and red is bad. This simple color association helps you spot what matters most when it matters most. Additionally, the blue line displayed on all three TRACE lenses is our HIRO indicator, and you can set it to display S&P equities, the S&P 500 or none depending on your preference. Next, directly above the TRACE heatmap you can find the Market Participant toggle.

This feature empowers you to view positioning for each individual trading entity. To start, we strongly recommend that you use Market Maker as this trader profile has the strongest generalized impact on zones of support and resistance. Moving on to the lenses, and starting with the Gamma lens, the Gamma heatmap displays clear zones of positive and negative gamma. The positive gamma zones, seen here in dark blue, are characterized by lower volatility. As for the negative gamma zones, seen here in red, these are characterized by higher realized volatility and sharper price action. Next, the Delta Pressure lens shows you how buying and selling zones above and below the current price are changing throughout the day.

The len’s contours are a top feature for members for how they visualize price action . Denser lines indicate more condensed price action expectations while wider contours indicate potential free action. Lastly, the Charm can help you trade into the close. This lens can isolate where market makers’ natural hedging pressure should form, often pinning price between blue and red nodes. To adjust each view, you can Zoom in or out, remove or keep the key levels, or change the chart’s time scale to look back at historical dates. You can also use the toggle in the upper right to customize the chart, with the timeline at the bottom enabling you to replay the day’s action—almost like watching the market’s story unfold in a highlight reel. For traders with a multi-day time horizon, TRACE provides forward daily snapshots of the heatmap and strike plot for up to 5 days ahead, accessible from the calendar dropdown in the top-right corner. This lets you spot projected areas of support, resistance, and volatility before each session unfolds.

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