Recent updates shipped to Market Hunt. We ship every day during build phase — check back often.
The whole site got depth and colour, and every colour carries a meaning. The dealer map now colours every cell: teal through green to yellow where dealers are long gamma, indigo through violet where they are short, so the shape of the board reads from across the room instead of a few bright strikes on black. Calls and buys are green, puts and sells are rose, everywhere flow appears. The Flow page is rebuilt around that: a row of session tiles, a tape where the ticker, the contract, the side, the premium and a score bar read at a glance, and a tap on any print that spells it out in a sentence. The rotation graph tints its four quadrants, colours each sector by where it sits, draws the trail with an arrow for direction, and keeps the labels from piling up; a Moved today strip names the biggest movers. Invest gained a map of every name on monthly %R against RSI, with the accumulation and stretched corners shaded, and a hero read for the name you picked. The home page opens on three live windows of today's SPY board, and the six tools each have an icon and a sample.
The intraday chart now draws the dealer levels as ribbons that breathe: the call wall in green, the put wall in rose, the heaviest strike in gold with a ★, the next two heaviest strikes in green or rose by the sign of their gamma, and the flip as a dashed sky line. A ribbon's thickness is the gamma at that strike at that minute, so you can see a wall building or bleeding through the session; a step is the level moving; a dotted line carries each live level from the last bar to its tag on the axis. Yesterday's high and low sit on the chart as thin grey lines with PH and PL tags, and a pill above the chart names the regime (positive or negative gamma, pinned, stable). Every tag carries a glyph, so colour is never the only signal. Also: the names in the sectors that lead now rebuild at 3:45 PM ET on the day's tape, ahead of the close, and again on settled bars after it.
The Chart opens quiet. Candles, the call wall, the put wall, the gamma flip and spot — nothing else drawn until you ask: Top 8, VWAP, the averages, Trend, Trigger and Zones are all toggles, off. The levels carry no words on the canvas any more: each has a coloured tag on the price axis and a chip in a header line above the chart, and hovering or tapping a line shows its detail (with a plan on, the P&L at that price). Gold is call-side gamma, purple is put-side, white is the flip and spot. On intraday charts the walls draw as ribbons — where each sat through the session, thicker where it was heavier, a step where it moved, running to the axis while the level still stands. Flow shows one pin, the session's largest print, and a small ring for every other large print; tap a ring to read it, or turn on Pills for all of them at once.
The long-term side, at /invest. For any name: a zone card that says whether the monthly chart is washed out (Accumulation — the model book's DCA runs at ×2), steady (×1) or stretched (×0, the book adds nothing and trims into strength), read from Williams %R(14) and RSI(14) on monthly bars, with months in the zone and the weekly read beside it; the monthly chart itself, ten years of candles with %R underneath and the accumulation months shaded; and a checklist of nine conditions the data can answer — revenue and EPS growth, profitability, cash flow, the sector quadrant, the 200-day, the trend stack, insider buying and the earnings date — each met, not met or not known, and counted, never scored, plus three that are yours to tick. Zones today lists every universe name by zone, rebuilt each morning at 6:30 AM ET.
Three toggles on the Chart, each one read of the same bars. Trend is the 21/50 ribbon under the candles — solid edge and lighter fill while the fast average is above the slow one, dashed and darker below. Trigger marks the bar where momentum and the trend first agree (▲ under a long, ▼ over a short) and opens a momentum pane beneath the price. Zones measures 1R, 2R and 3R off the latest trigger's close, with the invalidation at the swing low or high — zones, not a plan; the planner sizes a plan against your rules. A plain line under the legend says what the chart is saying. The Hunt's chart links arrive with all three on.
A guided page at /hunt that walks the model book's process top to bottom every day: the market read, where the money is rotating, leadership inside the leading sectors, what is set up today, then your own rules and your open plans. Steps 1–4 are the scanner's published research; steps 5 and 6 are yours. A strip on the dashboard shows the day's read at a glance.
A shorter home page, a new How it works page, and a five-item menu: Home, Map, Flow, Planner and Market. The glossary and worked examples now live together under Learn, and new members get a Start here checklist on the dashboard.
SkyView has a new name, Market Hunt, and a new home at markethunt.ai — the old address redirects here, so bookmarks keep working (you'll sign in once more on the new domain). The Heatseeker board is now the Dealer Map at /map. Nothing else changes for members: same account, same plan, same price, same tools.
Open the planner beside the Chart (Plan, or press P). Type an entry, a stop and up to four targets and it sizes the trade off your account and risk %, then prices it in $ and R at every dealer level — call wall, put wall, flip, anchor — and flags a stop sitting on a wall or a target past the far wall (the call wall on a long, the put wall on a short). Set your own rules (max risk %, trades per day, min R:R); every plan is checked against them and saved either way, marked. New /planner page: the journal to mark saved plans filled and close open trades, a discipline report that splits closed trades into followed-rules vs broke-rules with expectancy, hit rate and per-ticker lines, and your rules. Every closed trade gets a monochrome results card you can download and post — Market Hunt never posts for you. Open plans now sit on the dashboard.
Renamed the heaviest-gamma strike to ★ Anchor (was previously named after a third-party convention). Rewrote the plain-English market read in our own voice with magnet (sticky strikes) and slingshot (slippery strikes) framing instead of generic brake/accelerant copy. Industry-standard terms — call wall, put wall, gamma flip — kept unchanged.
Built /glossary with 30+ plain-English definitions, /examples with 5 worked board walkthroughs, /demo for unauthenticated heatmap exploration, and a first-time welcome modal on /map. Added hover tooltips on every jargon term (ATR, RVOL, Δ, GEX: ABSORBED/ACCELERATED).
Webhook failures used to leave paying customers stuck at tier=free. Added a periodic Stripe reconciler that syncs every user with a stripe_customer_id every 2 minutes. Self-heals webhook misses without manual intervention.
Pro subscribers can link their Discord on /account; the bot automatically assigns the @SV role in JEV Trades, the members' Discord. Cancellation removes the role on the customer.subscription.deleted webhook.
Sign up with email + password, complete Stripe Checkout (7-day free trial with card on file), manage everything from the account page. Cancel any time from the in-app billing portal.
Slimmed landing from 13 sections to 7. Built /dashboard as an at-a-glance overview. Live SPY board on the homepage with regime chip, plain-English summary, and 4 stat cards (Net GEX, Call wall, Anchor, Gamma flip).
Expanded from 5 indexes (SPX/SPY/QQQ/NDX/IWM) to 60 tickers across 10 sector groups: Mega-cap Tech, Semis, Software/Cyber, Fintech/Crypto, AI Infra/Power, Consumer, Banks, Healthcare, Other.
Candlestick chart with gamma levels (Floor, Ceiling, Anchor, Flip) overlaid as horizontal price lines. Multi-expiry shows 3 nearest expiries side by side. Default view changed from Grid to Chart.
Three-tier license cache (in-process → Redis → fall-open), slimmer heatmap payloads, 21-day Polygon expiry window. /api/preview latency 5–10 seconds → 180–280 ms.
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