Each tab has its own plain-English guide covering what it does, its purpose, and how to use every
feature:
Live Chart & AI Prediction — the S&P 500 chart, the 7-bar AI
forecast and confidence score, level chips, the context ribbon and the daily plan.
Trades — the AI options desks: 0DTE iron condors, credit spreads,
butterflies and the deep-ITM momentum play, tracked honestly.
Risk Graph — build multi-leg option trades on the live chain and
read the payoff, breakevens and probability of profit.
Option Charts — a 2-minute stock chart beside the 2-minute
chart of one option contract, with a clickable strike ladder and a realised delta measured from
traded prices.
Track Record — how every forecast and desk trade is graded
against reality, nothing cherry-picked.
0DTE Heat Map — the live options volume ladder and dealer-gamma levels.
RipsterCloud Scan — EMA-cloud trend-following with pullback
buy/sell signals on 10-minute extended-hours bars.
Ripster MTF Breakout — buy/sell when the 5/12 and 34/50 EMA
clouds break out together, with a per-ticker day-trade backtest.
Squeeze Scan — Bollinger-inside-Keltner volatility squeezes and
momentum across nine timeframes.
MarketCipher Scan — VuManChu Cipher B WaveTrend buy/sell and
gold circles, divergences and money flow.
Daily Levels — a star-rated daily trading plan per ticker with
a 5-minute chart, VWAP, opening range and plan signals.
EMACloud Scan — the EMACloud PDH/PDL key-level framework with a
13/48/200 EMA trend filter and break/reject/bounce signals.
Trendline Scan — pivot trendline breaks on 10-minute and
4-hour bars, with EMA-cloud trend context, BOS/CHoCH structure and premium/discount zones.
ChartPattern — double tops and bottoms, compact M/W, flags
and triangles that complete at PDH/PDL, PMH/PML or in the Premium/Discount range, with a
per-ticker day-trade backtest.
Daily Claude — an intraday 0DTE plan across the watchlist,
written seven times a session on measured levels, with setups, strikes and a decision tree.
The chart
Switch between 15M, 30M, 4H, Day, and Week timeframes at the top right. The chart shows SPX candlesticks with 20- and 50-period moving averages and S&P 500 volume (via SPY, since the index itself prints no volume). Scroll or pinch to zoom; the default view frames recent action plus the forecast.
The AI prediction
The blue candles to the right of the last real bar are the AI's 7-bar S&P 500 price forecast — light blue for predicted up bars, dark blue for down bars — inside a translucent envelope showing the expected range (the interquartile band of thousands of Monte Carlo paths, blended with the options-implied move). The badge shows the expected % change and the confidence score. Use Clear Prediction to toggle the forecast off. A score near 50 means the signals genuinely disagree — that information is as valuable as a strong lean.
Level chips (below the chart)
Every chip shows a price; click it to draw or remove that line on the chart. ✕ clear lines removes everything at once.
LAST CLOSE — the most recent close
PDH / PDL — previous day's high and low, classic intraday reference levels
VAL / VAH / POC — the session volume profile: value area low/high (70% of volume) and the point of control (highest-volume price)
VWAP — the session volume-weighted average price
PRED HIGH / PRED CLOSE / PRED LOW — the forecast's extremes and ending level (on by default)
SUPPLY / DEMAND — the nearest four-to-five-star resistance above and support below
BEAR TRIG / BULL TRIG — the daily-close levels that flip the bias (on by default) — and EQ, the swing-range equilibrium
Market context ribbon (above the chart)
ADX — trend strength: under 20 choppy, over 25 trending
ADR — average daily range (ATR-14), for sizing expectations
VIX / VIX3M / RATIO / SLOPE / TERM — the volatility term structure: contango (VIX below VIX3M) is the calm regime; backwardation signals stress
SKEW — the 25-delta options risk reversal; higher means downside protection is being bid
DXY (UUP) — the US dollar, a frequent macro headwind/tailwind for equities
The daily AI trading plan (left pane)
Published every US trading morning: the star-rated support and resistance level list with UP/DP momentum tags and one-line reads, a highlighted "level that matters most this week," the compact trading-plan card (bias, triggers, targets, supply lid, EQ), critical levels and liquidity zones, trade ideas, and example long and short scenarios with entries, stops, and targets. Drag the divider to resize the pane, or double-click it to collapse.
Track record (Performance tab)
The Track Record tab is the AI's public scoreboard. Every forecast the engine issues at a bar close is logged the moment it's made and graded against what the market actually did once its 7-bar horizon elapses — directional hit rate, average magnitude error, prediction-envelope coverage, and how the predicted high/low compared to the realized extremes (including how often price stayed inside the predicted range), per timeframe and per confidence bucket, side by side with the walk-forward backtest baseline. Nothing is cherry-picked. Click view on chart on any past forecast to replay it as a ghost overlay on top of the realized candles.
Signal breakdown
Click the Signal breakdown bar under the chart to expand the engine's components for the current forecast: analogs, momentum, mean reversion, and options (dealer gamma regime, implied move, open-interest walls), plus the raw inputs behind the confidence score.
Options tab: 0DTE heat map & gamma levels
The Options tab hosts the real-time 0DTE heat map — a strike ladder where each side glows by the volume gained in the last 60 seconds (calls left, puts right), with put/call flow chips and the session totals — and the daily AI trade plans under the Trades subtab. The tagged levels on the ladder and the gamma panels below it:
CW — call wall: the strike with the largest positive dealer gamma; rallies tend to slow into it.
PW — put wall: the deepest negative-gamma strike; support on the first touch, an accelerant once broken.
ZG — zero-gamma flip: above it dealers damp moves (grindy tape), below it they chase them (fast tape).
MP — max pain (amber): the expiry price that would minimize the total payout to option holders, computed from the chain's open interest. Strictly an open-interest level rather than a gamma one — it shares the map because it comes from the same chain and often acts as a late-day magnet as expiry hedges decay.
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SPX Lens is an analysis and educational tool, not an advisory service. Forecasts are statistical estimates with wide error bands; nothing here is financial advice. Manage risk on every trade.