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Heat — SPY against dealer delta notional by cohort, with the call wall, put wall, gamma flip and the day's range drawn across it
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Spot the Move. As It Happens.

Real-time options flow, drawn as a live line. See who's buying, who's selling, and which side they're taking as it happens.

Read the flow before the price.

Dealer hedging, in dollars

Every options trade leaves a market maker holding risk they have to offset in the stock. Heat prices that offset on each print and sums it across the session, one running total per cohort.

The unit is dollars of underlying, not a score or an index. Each step is the option's delta times one hundred times spot times contracts, signed by the way the dealer gets pushed. The formula is published in full.

Heat — dealer delta notional in dollars per cohort against SPY, with the call wall, put wall and gamma flip marked

Retail is a number, not a vibe

Retail here means ten contracts or fewer, or an intermarket sweep of twenty-five or fewer. That is the entire rule, written down, so you know exactly what the line is counting before you read it.

Named classifier, published limits

Each print is assigned a side by the Lee-Ready quote rule, which the literature puts at eighty to eighty-five percent on clean single-leg trades. Prints we cannot call are dropped, not guessed at.

TimeSymbolFillBidAskSide
09:41:07SSNDK4.854.704.85BUY
09:41:12MMRVL2.102.102.24SELL
09:41:19SSPY7.407.207.55
09:41:26QQQQ1.050.981.05BUY
09:41:33500SPX3.603.603.80SELL
09:41:41NNVDA9.158.909.30
09:41:48MMSFT5.205.055.20BUY
09:41:55SSPCX0.620.620.71SELL

The front expiration, split out

One curve carries only the nearest expiration, which on an expiry day is the whole 0DTE book. When it does the work and the whole-market line does not, the move runs on contracts that die at the bell.

Heat — the nearest expiration's dealer flow drawn against the whole-market line and SPY

Six levels and your own alerts

Call wall, put wall, gamma flip, both edges of the expected-move band and the prior close, drawn on the flow chart's price scale. Your own price alerts sit alongside them, labelled, on the same axis.

Call WallGamma FlipPut Wall

Cohorts that overlap on purpose

A small front-expiration print counts in all three cohorts at once. The lines are not a partition, which is exactly what makes a gap between retail and whole-market readable at a glance.

TotalPut/Call
AllNext ExpiryRetail
Show AlertsExtended HoursKey Levels
TotalPut/Call
All CallsAll PutsNext Expiry CallsNext Expiry PutsRetail CallsRetail Puts

The cockpit around the chart.

The bar above sets what you see. The rail beside keeps your symbols, alerts, and flow one click away.

The top bar is built for Heat. Switch between Total and Put/Call, turn the cohorts you care about on or off, and overlay your alerts, key levels, or extended hours, all without leaving the chart. Down the right rail sit your Watchlist, your Alerts, and a full Ticker Details dashboard, each one tracking whatever symbol you have active.

More Essentials
SPY0.30%Series2Show AlertsExtended HoursKey LevelsDefaultAlertTotalRetail

The same bar and the same rail, on every product.

Most of the market now moves in real time.

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of SPX options volume expires the same day. The flow plays out in one session.

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of short-dated options volume is retail. Heat splits it out as its own line.

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of all US options volume is now 0DTE, up from 21.5% a year earlier. The shift is accelerating.

Source: Cboe Global Markets, the NYSE, and the OCC, 2025 data.