What is the Strike Plot in TRACE? The Strike Plot within TRACE shows real-time market maker positions across SPX strikes for Gamma Exposure (GEX), Open Interest (OI), and Net Open Interest (Net OI). Each of these views can help you visualize which SPX strikes are most active and how positioning changes throughout the trading day. Description: From left to right: GEX by Strike, OI by Strike, Net OI by Strike. How To Use the Strike Plot The Strike Plot reveals key strikes of interest. GEX reveals estimated market maker gamma for each individual strike, indicating positive or negative gamma positions. This can be used to infer support (if blue) or resistance (if red). OI and Net OI show the number of contracts open at each strike, which can reflect liquidity. Calls are displayed in orange, while puts are shown in blue. The Strike Plot is important to pay attention to as the day progresses, as options activity at certain prices may cause a notable change in Gamma Exposure or Open Interest. Track same-day options flows using the 0DTE Toggle to see only 0DTE positions on the strike plot, which is particularly valuable for intraday analysis. If you are interested in learning more about TRACE, check out the full TRACE User Manual. SpotGamma Alpha subscribers can access SpotGamma TRACE here. Related articles What is GEX? What is the Charm Pressure Heatmap? What is the Gamma Heatmap? What is the Delta Pressure Heatmap? What is SpotGamma TRACE?