How to Read GEX Support and Resistance
GEX is not a traditional chart line. It is a hedging-pressure map showing where price may pin, reject, support, or accelerate.
GEX Level Map
Example levels for support, resistance, and spot location
What does GEX measure?
How fast delta changes as price moves. Near expiry and near spot, gamma matters more.
Aggregates strikes, expiries, open interest, or volume into hedging pressure.
Large gamma strikes can become pinning zones, support, resistance, or invalidation levels.
Simplified Dealer Hedging Flow
GEX estimates how hedging pressure may affect volatility.
As price rises, hedging tends to sell; as price falls, hedging tends to buy.
Common behavior: range, mean reversion, pinning near large gamma strikes.
As price falls, hedging may sell more; as price rises, hedging may buy more.
Common behavior: breakouts, trend continuation, wider intraday ranges.
How to read support and resistance
How SunnyQuant uses GEX in AI analysis
Strikes, expiries, Greeks, price, and flow.
Aggregate GEX, Vanna, Charm, and key walls.
Compare spot with support, resistance, and gamma flip.
Summarize bias, location, changes, and watch zones, not trade instructions.