The Trades tab is a set of AI "trading desks" that publish ready-made, defined-risk
SPX options structures at set times of day — and then track every one honestly, including the days the
rules say don't trade. It turns the market read (gamma, volume profile, the daily plan) into
concrete option positions you can study, paper-trade, or load into the Risk Graph.
This is a members-only tab. The guide below is free to read; opening the live tab
requires a signed-in paid account.
The three desks
Morning plan (10:20am). The day's directional/structural idea built from the
opening read and the daily plan levels.
GEX & POC pin desk (3:43pm). The 0DTE close play: when dealer gamma is
positive and price is pinned near the volume point of control, it builds market-neutral
iron condors, credit spreads and POC butterflies
that profit from the closing rotation. When the gates fail, it prints "no trade."
Deep-ITM momentum desk (3:50pm). A directional 1-2 DTE deep-in-the-money play
that carries roughly 10× the notional of the small-credit structures, so it is tracked separately —
one adverse gap shouldn't bury (or flatter) the pin record.
The structures you'll see
Each idea is priced from the live options chain and labeled by type:
Credit spread — sell a nearer option, buy a farther one; collect premium, capped
risk.
Debit spread — buy a nearer option, sell a farther one; pay premium for a
defined-risk directional bet.
Iron condor — a call spread and a put spread together; profits if price stays in
a range.
Butterfly / broken-wing butterfly — pinned around a target price (often the
POC) for a low-cost, high-payoff rotation play.
Diagonal / unbalanced diagonal — different strikes and expiries combined.
Deep ITM (1-2 DTE) — a directional position that behaves almost like stock, with
option leverage.
How to read a trade card
Legs table — each leg's BUY/SELL, expiry, strike, type (C/P),
price and delta.
Credit / debit — what you collect (credit) or pay (debit) per 1-lot, in points.
Max profit / max loss — the defined best and worst case.
POP — estimated probability of profit at expiry.
0DTE / exp date — the expiry the structure uses.
Rationale — one line on why the desk selected this structure (e.g.
"positive dealer gamma with spot pinned near the POC; shorts placed beyond both walls at Δ≤0.08").
How the desks are managed & tracked
Trades are settled honestly rather than cherry-picked. Credit structures take profit at 50% of max
profit or stop at 2× the credit; diagonals exit at ±50% of the debit paid; the momentum desk records a
15%-of-premium stop (but overnight gaps ride to the exit). No-trade days are logged as no-trade. The
running scoreboard lives on the Track Record tab.
From an idea to your own trade
Any trade can be handed to the Risk Graph with one click — the legs
pre-fill so you can see the full payoff curve, breakevens and probability of profit, adjust strikes to
your own risk, and save it to track. Use Previous days to browse the archive of past
desk output.
Concepts & glossary
0DTE — options expiring the same day; the majority of SPX option volume.
Delta (Δ) — how much an option moves per $1 of the index; also a rough
probability of finishing in the money.
POP — probability of profit, estimated from the chain.
POC pin — price gravitating to the volume point of control into the close.
Notional — the effective size a position controls; the deep-ITM desk runs much
larger notional than the credit desks.
Related: the 0DTE Heat Map and dealer-gamma levels the pin desk
reads from, the daily AI plan the morning desk builds on, and the
Risk Graph for building your own. Everything is on the
Help hub.