Read the market with more context
Plain-English guides to the signals, exposure measures, levels, and workflows inside HedgePulse.
Getting Started
Workflows
How to Read the HedgePulse Indicator Table
A practical left-to-right workflow for turning one dense row into market context.
Read guideHP Price Charts: Price Structure with HedgePulse Context
A practical guide to reading price action while keeping HedgePulse levels and session context on the same chart.
Read guideExposure Flow & Level History: Reading Change Through Time
Track how aggregate options exposure and calculated levels evolve instead of relying on one current snapshot.
Read guideGEX Replay: Review Price and Exposure Through a Session
Choose a stored session, replay its price and exposure together, and compare how the profiles and calculated levels changed.
Read guideExposure Matrix: Compare Strikes and Expirations
Find exposure concentrations, compare expiration contributions and locate price beside gamma levels.
Read guideVOL Matrix: Reading Term Structure, IV Premium, Surface, and Expected Move
Use four connected volatility views to compare expiration pricing, strike shape, local richness, and the range currently priced by options.
Read guideTerminal: Build a Market Workspace That Fits Your Read
Bring the market, price, exposure, volatility, Flow, and Activity views into one adjustable workspace while keeping each tool's own meaning clear.
Read guideA Futures Prop Trader Session Plan for ES and NQ
A practical premarket-to-review workflow for traders operating with defined account risk and daily loss constraints.
Read guideInstall the HedgePulse TradingView Companion
Install the official HedgePulse TradingView extension, connect it to an open HedgePulse dashboard, and add its managed Pine indicator.
Read guideConcepts
STRAT Matrix Signals: 1, 2, 3, Failed Breaks, and Continuity
Decode each STRAT cell and learn why agreement across timeframes matters more than one isolated label.
Read guideNG, ZG, and PG: Reading HedgePulse Gamma Levels
Understand what the three level columns calculate and how to read price relative to them.
Read guideMarket Breadth: Reading Participation Beyond One Ticker
Use participation and volatility matrices to test whether an index move is broad, narrow, strengthening, or fading.
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