Walls, the pin and the gamma flip, labelled with real open interest, explained in plain English, repainted as the chain moves.
No build step. No API key. No config file. The extension reads your own logged-in session and gets to work on the chart already open in front of you. All three steps happen inside your account page, and the manual covers what lands on the chart afterwards.
The session at the top of this page is the picture. These four cards are its legend. The manual is the long version.
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“Moves get damped, dips bought, rips sold, ranges hold.” The panel border is the regime at a glance: green when dealers are damping moves, red when they are amplifying them. You always know which set of rules is running.
The option chain does not care what timeframe you are on. The strikes that pin a daily chart are the same ones price stalls at between 10am and the close. What changes is how much of the day you can see around them.
Nothing is recomputed per timeframe and nothing is redrawn by hand. Switch from the 5 to the daily and the levels stay exactly where they were. What does change the levels is which expirations you blend: the manual explains that.
Open your option chain on Fidelity and the dealer levels are already there, with rich-versus-cheap scoring per strike. The read on the chart and the read at the order ticket are the same read, because they come from the same numbers. It is one switch, Cashtags & Fidelity.
TradingView saves drawings to your account, not to your computer, so nothing installs on the phone or the desktop app — and nothing can, because an extension only runs in Chrome. This machine is the painter; every other screen is a viewer.
Install, sign in and checkout all happen in one place: your account page. What we will and will not say is written down.
The extension still installs and signs in. On the symbol you are looking at it shows the spot, the dealer regime in full, and how many levels are locked.
Cancel any time, from your account. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for and then stops.
Everything else is in the manual, or ask in Discord.
Your account page walks the whole setup, ticks each step off as the extension reports in, and holds every setting afterwards.