ATAS · TRADINGVIEW
Purpose-built indicators that translate institutional dealer logic directly onto your chart. Built on the same methodology we teach — not generic signals.
Multi-timeframe delta absorption zone detection. Identifies where aggressive institutional buying or selling is absorbed by limit orders — the exact setup for the highest-probability reversals.
Live gamma exposure levels from the PHTC backend projected directly onto the NQ/ES chart. Call walls, put walls, and gamma flip — rendered as horizontal levels at the exact futures price equivalent.
0DTE open interest by strike, projected from QQQ options prices to NQ equivalent price levels. Call and put OI bars rendered as a real-time heatmap alongside the chart — see where the expiration wall is building.
Identifies QQQ 0DTE strikes with the highest composite score of IV elevation, bid-ask spread width, and net premium — the strikes where institutions are specifically positioning. Converted to NQ prices using opening snapshot ratios.
Real-time tracking of aggressive order flow — the ratio of market orders to limit orders, delta velocity, and order imbalance at key price levels. Quantifies who is in control of the tape.
Multi-timeframe structural analysis using fractal candle detection. Identifies high-timeframe zones of institutional interest and projects them onto the current chart as context levels.
Scores the current price action against the higher-timeframe structure. When all timeframes align, the score reflects confluence — removing ambiguity from trade selection.
Key gamma exposure levels overlaid on TradingView charts. Call walls, put walls, and the gamma flip strike — translated from options data to price levels on any instrument.
Automated Fair Value Gap detection across multiple timeframes. Identifies and tracks imbalances created by aggressive moves — key institutional reference zones.
Visualizes the pre-market session hypothesis — projected range based on GEX, IV, and overnight structure. Frames the day's expected price behavior before the open.