A closer look at what you get, tool by tool, with a sample of each and how JEV Trades, the members' Discord, fits in.
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Each one answers a question you'd otherwise open another tab for. New to options? Every section starts with one plain sentence. Been trading for years? The specifics follow it.
Market makers hedge the options they sell, and that hedging tends to slow price at some prices and speed it up at others. The Dealer Map shows you where.
Live GEX and VEX across strikes × expiries, with the call wall, put wall, gamma flip and anchor marked on the board. Four views (Chart, Levels, Multi-expiry and Grid) and a 0DTE mode that collapses any board to today's nearest expiry. 80 boards (SPX, SPY, QQQ, NDX, IWM and 75 more stocks and ETFs) stay live all session. Type any optionable ticker and its board builds on demand.
The same levels, drawn straight onto the candles, so you see them without reading a table.
Monochrome candles, with the levels drawn as beaded lines whose density is the weight of dealer exposure at that strike. Heavier wall, denser line.
One paragraph per ticker tells you, in plain English, what regime the board is in and which line matters right now.
Regime, walls, flip, sticky versus slippery, with the vocabulary defined as you go and a glossary and worked examples behind it. No options background required.
When someone buys the same option again and again through the day, it shows up here as one campaign instead of a hundred lines of noise.
The whole-market options tape, grouped. Each campaign shows its hits on one contract across the session, how much filled at the ask versus the bid, opening versus closing intent and a tier (A+/A/B). The Tape tab lists every print and can filter to sweeps only. Where the name has a Dealer Map board, a GEX verdict says whether dealer hedging absorbs the flow or accelerates it. Names with recent insider buying are flagged.
| Sym | Contract | Side | Hits | Sess | Cum $ | At ask | Intent | GEX | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | 200C 10/16 | BUY | 7 | 3 | $4.1M | 92% | OPENING | Accelerated | A+ |
| AMD | 170C 09/18 | BUY | 5 | 2 | $1.8M | 88% | OPENING | Absorbed | A |
| SPY | 740P 09/25 | BUY | 4 | 1 | $2.6M | 81% | LIKELY OPENING | Accelerated | A |
| TSLA | 300C 10/16 | SELL | 3 | 4 | $950K | 12% | CLOSING | — | B |
See which sectors are gaining strength against the market, the strongest names inside them, and company insiders who bought shares with their own money.
Sector Rotation plots every sector ETF in relative-rotation quadrants with 5-, 10- and 20-day trails, alongside today's move versus SPY and breadth. The leaders inside the leading sectors carry an insider column and a quality chip: four checks from the latest quarterly filings (revenue and EPS year over year, profitability, operating cash flow). Insider buys are SEC Form 4 open-market purchases of $100K or more from the last 14 days, across about 500 names (the S&P 500 plus every Dealer Map name), shown on the dashboard, the rotation leaders and the campaigns board.
Before you enter, see exactly what you'd make or lose at each level, and whether the trade breaks a rule you set yourself.
Type an entry, a stop and a target on any chart. The planner sizes the trade off your account and risk %, prints the P&L in $ and R at the call wall, put wall and flip, and flags a stop that sits on a wall or a target past the far wall. For options, pick the contract, type the premium you paid and how many contracts to sell at each target; values at other prices are Black-Scholes estimates, not forecasts. Your rules (max risk per trade, trades per day, minimum reward-to-risk and, for options, minimum days to expiry) are checked on every plan and locked onto it once the trade is open. Plans move from planned to open to closed in your journal, with each sale logged as you take profits and a screenshot if you want one. The discipline report shows what you made when you kept your rules and what you made when you broke them. A closed trade gets a results card that's yours to post. Market Hunt never posts for you.
| Level | Price | P&L | R | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Call wall | $752.00 | +$750.00 | +3.0R | |
| T1yours | $750.00 | +$500.00 | +2.0R | |
| Anchor | $748.00 | +$250.00 | +1.0R | |
| Spot | $747.00 | +$125.00 | +0.5R | |
| Entryyours | $746.00 | — | — | |
| Flip | $745.00 | −$125.00 | −0.5R | |
| ! | Stopyours· put wall | $744.00 | −$250.00 | −1.0R |
| Level | Price | R | P&L |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENTRY | $746.00 | — | — |
| STOP | $744.00 | −1.00R | −$250.00 |
| T1 | $750.00 | +2.00R | +$500.00 |
Sample numbers — a member's plans are private, and the card only goes where they post it. A losing trade gets the same card.
Type a question in plain English and get an answer built from the live data on your screen and your own trade journal.
Ask Market Hunt reads the same data the terminal does (levels, flow campaigns, the market regime, sector rotation and insider buys) plus your plans and discipline report, and it knows which page and ticker you're on. Every answer opens with one sentence a newer trader can act on, then gives the numbers with an as-of time. It won't tell you to buy or sell, size a trade for you or predict price. It sends you to the planner instead. Research, not advice. Included with Pro, with a daily question allowance that resets at midnight ET (smaller during the trial).
SPY is trading above its gamma flip, where dealer hedging tends to damp moves, but your stop sits right on the put wall: dealers defend it, and a test of the wall can take the stop out.
| Call wall | $752.00 |
| Anchor | $748.00 |
| Spot | $747.00 |
| Flip | $745.00 |
| Put wall | $744.00 |
Your open plan is long 125 shares from $746.00, stop $744.00, target $750.00. That's $250.00 at risk, 0.50% of your account, inside your rules.
A call wall is the strike above price with the most positive dealer gamma, and price often stalls near it. Your $750.00 target sits below the $752.00 call wall, so the planner didn't flag it.
The planner flags that stop and names $743.00 as the price just beyond the wall. Re-plan with it and the planner re-sizes the trade to keep your risk at 0.50%.
Flow: the biggest SPY campaign this session is the 740P 09/25, with 4 hits, $2.6M, 81% at the ask, likely opening.
Research, not advice.
No signals to follow. A routine you can repeat: read the levels, plan the trade, keep your rules, review what happened.
Before the open, check where the walls and the flip sit and what regime the board is in. The plain-English read does the translating.
Put the entry, stop and target on the chart. See the dollars and R at every level, and move a stop off a wall before the market does it for you.
Max risk, trades per day and minimum reward-to-risk are checked on every plan and locked onto it once the trade is open, so you can't rewrite them afterwards.
Close the trade in your journal. The discipline report splits your results into rules kept and rules broken, measured after the fact with losses included.
When you subscribe, you join JEV Trades, the members' Discord: a private server with other Market Hunt members and the team. The same boards post there automatically, and people talk through their levels and plans.
JEV Trades is a private Discord server for Market Hunt Pro members, trial members included, and the team that builds the terminal. It's where you talk through a level, a campaign or a plan with people reading the same data. There's no public invite link. Only members get in.
Pro unlocks JEV Trades from day one of your 7-day trial.
One click authorises Discord, and our bot adds you to the server with the Pro role already assigned.
If your subscription ends, the bot removes you from the server. If a payment fails you keep your place for 72 hours while you update the card.
Weekdays at 8:35 AM ET: the balance zone, the pivot, and the levels above and below, worked out from SPY's prior daily bar.
Weekdays at 8:05 AM ET: clusters of insiders buying their own company's stock on the open market (SEC Form 4) in the names on the flow board, or a note saying there were none. Purchases only, never sales or grants.
Every 30 minutes in market hours: a ranked board of unusual options activity across 24 of the most-traded names (SPY, QQQ, IWM and 21 large stocks), with IV Rank and the GEX verdict. Only rows with $250K+ premium that clear the quality bar make it, and it stays quiet when nothing qualifies or nothing has changed.
In market hours: when a stock makes a real move, the related names that haven't moved yet. One post per leading stock per day.
Alongside the automated posts, the room is people: questions, plans, reviews, and a direct line to the team.
Nobody in the room trades for you, and nothing is copy-traded.
The balance zone sits just above the 745 flip on the Dealer Map today. Anyone planning around it?
Market Hunt is research and education. It shows you what the data says. The decisions, and the rules, are yours.
The SPY and XAUUSD boards are free and public, with the same levels and chart members see, on a trimmed grid. The levels and the chart's candles both run 15 minutes behind.
XAUUSD is derived from GLD options through the live GLD/XAU ratio.
Everything, in one plan: the Dealer Map (80 live boards plus any optionable ticker on demand), the chart with dealer levels, Options Flow with campaigns, Sector Rotation with insider buys, the Trade Planner with its journal and discipline report, Ask Market Hunt, browser alerts and JEV Trades, the members-only Discord. New tools ship included.
JEV Trades is the members' Discord, a private server for Pro members and the team. SPY levels, insider buying, the options-flow board and sympathy alerts post there automatically, and members talk them through. It isn't a signals room: nobody posts trades for you to copy.
OPRA option-chain snapshots. We compute gamma, vanna, charm and vega ourselves with Black-Scholes, so no third-party black box sits in between.
What the terminal shows (levels, flow campaigns, the market regime, sector rotation and insider buys) plus your own plans and discipline report. It can't see other members, place trades or change anything, and it won't tell you what to buy or sell. You get a daily question allowance that resets at midnight ET, smaller during the trial.
Your browser gets a push notification when SPY's dealer regime flips between calm and volatile. It fires only on a real flip, not every wobble. Everything else posts automatically in JEV Trades.
Never. Your plans and journal are private. A closed trade gives you a results card, win or loss, and it only goes where you post it.
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