NIFTY Gamma Exposure
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Net gamma exposure
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Gamma flip
Outside range
Call wall
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Put wall
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GEX by strike0 strikes
Absolute GEX ₹0 Cr
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Intraday Net GEX
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Spot vs Gamma Flip
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Key gamma exposure terms
A quick guide to reading the profile and headline levels.
- Positive gamma
- Net dealer gamma is positive. Hedging may dampen price swings as dealers potentially sell strength and buy weakness.
- Negative gamma
- Net dealer gamma is negative. Hedging may amplify price moves as dealers potentially buy strength and sell weakness.
- Net GEX
- Call GEX plus put GEX at a strike or across the selected expiry. Its sign indicates the estimated gamma regime.
- Absolute GEX
- Total call and put gamma magnitude without offsetting their signs. It highlights where gamma is concentrated.
- Gamma flip
- Estimated spot level where aggregate GEX changes sign, potentially shifting between dampening and amplifying regimes.
- Call wall
- Strike at or above spot with the largest call GEX. It marks a major call-gamma concentration, not guaranteed resistance.
- Put wall
- Strike at or below spot with the largest put GEX magnitude. It marks a major put-gamma concentration, not guaranteed support.
Methodology and limitation
GEX values, IV, Greeks, regime, walls, and gamma flip are supplied by the backend GEX APIs. The frontend only formats and presents those results. Positive GEX describes potentially stabilizing hedging; negative GEX describes potentially amplifying hedging—it is not a directional forecast.
Server-calculated analytics · No client-side pricing or GEX calculations