Step One: Check the Composite View to see the options influence on your stocks

• Darker red or green coloration means there is larger options influence.
• Green coloring indicates calls are dominant, which generally means more price stability. Red coloring indicates puts are driving, which may lead to larger price movements and higher volatility.
• A darker blue outline reflects heavier recent options trading for a particular stock.

Step Two: Look at the Put & Call Impact chart to see the impact at key levels

• Where the call or put gamma curves flatten out is where stock momentum could stall due to waning dealer hedging flows.

Step Three: Review the 10-day history to see how levels have changed  

• Movement upwards in key levels (Call Wall, Put Wall, Hedge Wall, or Key Gamma/Delta Strikes) can indicate bullishness.
• Movement downward in the key levels can indicate bearishness.

Step Four:  Look at the Live Price & SG Levels tab to see proximity to key levels 

• The further the distance between the current price and a key level, the more distance the stock may move to support taking a directional position.
• If near a key level, it might make sense to sell credit spreads on the other side of this level.

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