TradingView
Six PRO indicators for options analysis.
TanukiTrade provides six invite-only indicators for TradingView. The indicators display options-derived analytics from scheduled data snapshots. They do not place orders, and they do not tell you to buy or sell.
Choose an indicator
| Indicator | What it shows | How to use it | TradingView |
|---|---|---|---|
| GEX Profile PRO | Gamma walls, transition levels, and HVL on the price chart. | Use First for the nearest expiry, or First Monthly, Optimal Monthly, and Every Expiry for swing structure. | Open script |
| Options Overlay PRO | Delta curves, expected-move and one-standard-deviation (STD1) ranges, skew, and the optional Murrey grid. | Use for swing structure across expirations, with an optional same-day row in the expiry table. | Open script |
| Options Oscillator PRO | IV rank, IVx, call/put skew, and net gamma exposure (NETGEX) in a separate pane. | Use for swing analysis to track volatility and skew changes over time alongside the price chart. | Open script |
| Options Screener PRO | A table of volatility metrics, skew, and gamma-profile states for multiple supported symbols. | Scan symbols in one table, then open a chart in GEX Profile PRO or Options Overlay PRO. | Open script |
| 0DTE Expected Move Box PRO | Options-implied ranges from previous-close, premarket, and cash-open snapshots, plus a wider one-standard-deviation (STD1) range. | Use for same-day session ranges and review historical boxes across past sessions. | Open script |
| GEX History PRO | A timeline of six price-position states relative to gamma-profile levels, across multiple expiry views. | Use for swing analysis and historical review to see how long each gamma state persisted. | Open script |
Update schedule
The indicators receive about five scheduled updates per U.S. trading day. See the update schedule for approximate delivery windows, what the indicators display outside update hours, and how to use current WebApp levels between scheduled updates.
Check the TanukiTrade watchlist on TradingView for supported symbols, including mapped futures and spot proxies.
Add an indicator to your chart
If your indicator access is already set up, open Indicators → Invite-only in TradingView, select an indicator to add it to your chart, and star it to save it to Favorites.
- If you have not set up access yet, follow Getting Started using the TradingView username linked to your TanukiTrade account.
- If Invite-only or an indicator is missing, follow Access and setup.
- Enable Scale price chart only to keep distant indicator levels from compressing the candles.
Walkthroughs and guides are in the Video Academy.
TanukiTrade documentation. Levels are context, not a recommendation. tanukitrade.com