GEX
Public feedInitializing terminal
Use these explainers to understand the public GEX terminal, the methodology behind its signal cards, and the risk-aware language used across GEX.
Gamma exposure, or GEX, is a market-structure lens for understanding where options convexity may create stabilizing or destabilizing hedging pressure.
LearnGEX uses dealer-positioning analytics to summarize potential hedging pressure around spot, key strikes, and volatility regimes while preserving model uncertainty.
LearnGEX classifies volatility context as compression, transition, or expansion risk by combining gamma regime, flip-zone proximity, dealer pressure, and risk scoring.
These pages explain market-structure concepts used by GEX. They are educational content, not investment advice, not broker/dealer services, and not a promise of trading results.