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0DTE options and gamma exposure

Zero-days-to-expiry options expire the same session, so their sensitivity concentrates around the current price and decays through the day. Gamma exposure estimates how much hedging that positioning forces on dealers as price moves. Both are models built on assumptions, and the pages below are explicit about which assumptions.

0DTE gamma exposure chart showing scaled exposure around current price levels
Scaled same-day gamma exposure around spot. A model output, captured historically, not a forecast.
Pages on this topic
14
Where to start
Read the gamma exposure guide, then 0DTE mechanics, then the dashboard guides for the 0DTE GEX and magnet-level views.
Applies to
US-listed stock and ETF options
Purpose
Independent research and education

A GEX level is not a price floor

Gamma exposure is computed from open interest, an assumed dealer-positioning sign and a pricing model. Change the assumption about which side dealers are on and the chart changes shape. Levels described as magnets, pivots or flip points describe where hedging flows would mechanically concentrate if the assumptions hold, not where price is going.

Read the supporting context

0DTE adds speed to this. Same-day gamma is largest near spot and collapses as expiry approaches, so a level that mattered at 10am can be irrelevant by 3pm. Total loss on a same-day contract is the ordinary case, not the tail.

Common questions

Is gamma exposure data or a model?

It is a model. Open interest, strikes, expiries and price are observed inputs. The dealer-positioning sign is assumed, and vendors make different assumptions, so GEX charts can disagree.

Why does 0DTE positioning change so fast?

Gamma rises sharply as an option approaches expiry near the money and collapses once it is clearly in or out of the money. On a same-day contract that whole arc happens inside one session, so the exposure map is rebuilt continuously.