Today’s session
The Nasdaq-100 book the /NQ levels come from. Every /NQ level I publish starts as an NDX strike and gets carried to the futures on the live basis — this page is that same book before the carry, in the coordinate the options actually trade in. Captured at 08:30 ET and frozen for the session. The continuously recomputed version, rebuilt per strike while the session runs, is on the live levels page and in the terminal.
| Call Wall | 29,430 |
| Put Wall | 28,650 |
| GEX Flip | 29,227 |
| Max Pain | 29,270 |
| Key Gamma | 28,600 |
The record below is kept in /NQ terms, and that is the same book: these NDX strikes are what the NQ walls are carried from, so whether a wall held is one fact recorded once. Nothing is being graded twice or graded loosely.
Every trading day at 4:15 PM ET the morning levels are scored against the session's real high, low and close from the recorded tape. Every day lands here — the ones that held and the ones that broke.
ES call wall / put wall held
last 23 sessions
NQ call wall / put wall held
last 23 sessions
| Session | ES | NQ |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 26 | both held | both held |
| Aug 25 | both held | both held |
| Aug 24 | both held | both held |
| Aug 21 | put broke | put broke |
| Aug 20 | put broke | both held |
| Aug 19 | both held | both held |
| Aug 18 | both held | both held |
| Aug 17 | both held | both held |
| Aug 14 | both held | both held |
| Aug 13 | both held | call broke |
A wall held if the session never closed through the level I published that morning. Every graded session appears — the ones that held and the ones that broke. I don't publish a combined accuracy score: the gamma-flip leg of it isn't graded yet, and averaging an ungraded leg in would make the number say something I can't stand behind. Full data + the exact grading rules: /data/scorecard. Days without a same-day morning snapshot are skipped, never estimated.
These walls, on the chart you already trade
This page gives you the headline levels once a day, frozen. Pro rebuilds them through the session per strike, draws them on the terminal beside the ladder, the footprint and the tape, and puts the same levels inside Sierra Chart, NinjaTrader 8, Quantower or MotiveWave on one key.
The same Nasdaq-100 book in the other coordinates — one capture, carried to the futures on the live basis and re-projected into the ETF:
The other books captured this morning:
The same walls, drawn on the chart you already run: the bridge studies put these levels inside NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart, Quantower and MotiveWave. The full picture — per-strike gamma, the intraday rebuilds, the whole terminal — is Pro.
