Options flow and GEX: reading SPX context to trade ES and NQ
Module 08 · 8 · The daily workflow in confluenceLesson 30 of 318 min🔒 Students only
In the evening: a journal by regime and a review at twenty trades
What you write down
Next to each trade, two more fields than usual:
- Regime: above or below the gamma flip at the moment of entry;
- Gamma level: at a wall, at a 0DTE strike, at a band edge, or away from any level.
And one line for the day: your morning sentence, and whether the flip was crossed, at what time.
The review at twenty trades
After twenty trades, sort them into four groups: mean reversion above the flip, mean reversion below, continuation above, continuation below. Compare the win rate and the expectancy of each group.
What most traders discover:
- Their fades lose systematically below the gamma flip. They have just found a rule worth more than any indicator setting.
- Their trades away from any gamma level have a lower expectancy than those at a wall, without being negative. Confluence earns a larger size, not an exclusivity.
- Their worst time window is the last hour. The closing pin has a measurable cost.
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- The two questions of the review
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