Positioning

The book has a shape.

Gamma, delta exposure, levels and heatmaps. See where positioning is concentrated, and what changes when price leaves the crowded strikes.

!gamma — SPX gamma by strike. Positive and negative exposure sit on either side of the flip.

!gamma

One chart, the whole strike ladder.

Gir draws the gamma profile and marks the flip. Ask for SPX, NVDA, or any ticker in the chain.

!heatmap gexGamma by strike and time
!spxchartsFull-chain gamma set, with call and put wings
!levelsCall wall, put wall and flip over the session
!dexCall, put and net delta exposure

SPX gamma exposure heatmap by strike and time — !heatmap gex: gamma by strike and time. The white line is spot.

!spxcharts: the full-chain gamma set, with call and put wings.

SPX gamma levels over the session — !levels: call wall, put wall and gamma flip drawn over the session.

Options structure

What the market is pricing.

A range, a distribution, and the skew between them. Gir reads the chain as a probability surface rather than a list of contracts.

!expected

The range, before the trade.

Expected move by expiration, so the options-implied range is visible before a position is sized around it.

!probImplied probability distribution by strike
!skewWhere protection is priced, by strike
!dexCall, put and net delta exposure
!oiOpen interest by strike

SPY implied probability distribution by strike — !prob: the implied probability distribution by strike.

SPY implied volatility skew by strike — !skew: where the market pays more for downside or upside protection.

SPY delta exposure by strike — !dex: call, put and net delta exposure by strike, with the walls marked.

Flow

Which side is paying.

Cumulative net call and put premium, price and volume on one canvas. The caption names the regime, the balance, the last thirty minutes and the busiest strikes.

SPX zero and weekly options flow chart — !flow / !waves — SPX zero-to-weekly flow. Gold is the index; green is net call premium; pink is net put premium.

!flow · !waves

The tape, in one canvas.

Flow follows the premium, not just the prints. !waves rotates SPX, SPY and QQQ while the caption keeps the read in words.

!flow spy spxBoth books in dollar-premium terms
!flow qqqThe ETF's own strikes and flow
!wavesRotating index flow in the channel

QQQ options flow chart — QQQ flow. The same grammar, with the ETF's own strikes.

Combined SPX and SPY options flow chart — !flow spy spx: both books in dollar-premium terms, rebased to one axis.

Price structure

The frame around the contract.

Daily and weekly structure, and the envelope around price. These are Gir's own renders, not chart-site screenshots.

!chart SPY (sample render): daily candles, 21 EMA, 50 SMA, MACD and a visible-range volume profile.

!chart · !bbw

Price, with the indicators that matter.

Daily and weekly candles, the moving-average frame, MACD and volume profile. !bbw puts the Bollinger envelope and volume on the week.

!chartDaily candles, 21 EMA, 50 SMA, MACD and volume profile
!chartwThe weekly version
!bbwWeekly Bollinger Bands and volume

SPY weekly Bollinger Bands chart — !bbw SPY (sample render): weekly Bollinger Bands and volume.

!bbw

The envelope, on the week.

Bollinger Bands without the chart-site clutter. The envelope, the closes and the volume that produced them.

Company context

From ticker to a brief.

Valuation, margins, growth and financial health. The company side of the trade, without another tab.

!fundamentals

The company behind the ticker.

One card for the numbers that decide whether the chart matters. Pair it with !technicals, !ownership and !performance.

!technicalsMoving averages, range, volatility and session
!ownershipHolders, position changes and short interest
!performanceReturns across horizons
!filingsNewest SEC filings

The shelf

One bot, more of the book.

The visuals above are commands. The rest of the shelf covers the chain, the flow, the market map and the company behind the ticker.

Positioning

!gamma!gamma0!skew!delta!dex!heatmap!levels!spxcharts

Structure

!expected!prob!oi!vopt!options

Flow and price

!flow!waves!chart!chartw!bbw!spxmap!treemap

Company

!fundamentals!technicals!ownership!performance!filings

Context and screeners

!calendar!auctions!status!earnings!unusual!hot

A session with Gir

From the first range to the closing flow.

01
Before the open

The calendar digest, Treasury auctions and expected move set the frame before the first print.
02
At the open

!waves rotates SPX, SPY and QQQ flow while the heatmap shows where the book is concentrated.
03
Through the day

Skew, probability and unusual activity show where the market is repricing the distribution.
04
After the close

!chart, !bbw and the company briefs give the session a place to land.

How it behaves

A reading and context tool, not an execution system.

Original by design

Gamma, skew, probability, flow and price structure are rendered from the chain, not borrowed from a chart site.

Made for Discord

High contrast, one read per chart, and a caption that survives a small screen.

Delayed, and honest

Market charts carry a timestamp. Gir is a reading and context tool, not an execution system.

"The chart is the evidence. The caption is the read."

Gir is built for traders who want the options market as a system: not another wall of numbers, and not a black-box signal. The visuals are drawn in-house; the context stays in the conversation.

Gir

The book has a shape.

One chart, the whole strike ladder.

What the market is pricing.

The range, before the trade.

Which side is paying.

The tape, in one canvas.

The frame around the contract.

Price, with the indicators that matter.

The envelope, on the week.

From ticker to a brief.

The company behind the ticker.

One bot, more of the book.

Positioning

Structure

Flow and price

Company

Context and screeners

From the first range to the closing flow.

Before the open

At the open

Through the day

After the close

A reading and context tool, not an execution system.

Original by design

Made for Discord

Delayed, and honest

Put the options market in your Discord.