Pulse
Pulse-detected dealer and institutional activity: flow, dark pool, positioning, and the options chain.
Pulse — what it is
Pulse is where the biggest participants in the market leave footprints. Options flow, dark pool prints, dealer positioning, and the chain itself — read as context for your own analysis, never as a signal to act on.
The pages
| Page | What you see |
|---|---|
| Flow | Pulse-detected options activity, live, each alert scored and tagged. Tabs for the full feed, dark pool, Today's Best, APEX, SENTINEL, and Prime. |
| GEX | Dealer positioning by strike and expiry — where hedging pins price and where it accelerates it. Live during the session, replayable after. |
| Screener | Strat, FTFC, OTE, CCRP, and Momentum Flow scans. Covered in Scanners. |
| Chain Intelligence | The full options chain for any ticker: heat map, open interest and volume, concentration zones. |
| Adex's Radar · Abi's Lens · Mase's Take | Curated views from the analyst desk — each explained on its own page. |
How to read anything in Pulse
- A score is an output. Pulse Score, tier badges, and Strength scores tell you how notable something is on our scale. The docs explain what a score means, not how it's built.
- Badges describe activity, not opinion. SWEEP, GOLDEN, ABOVE ASK, ACCUMULATION, FLOOR — each maps to something observable in the order flow.
- Flow is context, not direction. A large bullish print is a fact about someone else's position. Your thesis still has to come from structure and continuity — see Daily Prep.
Where the data comes from
All of it is Pulse-detected institutional and dealer activity, ingested continuously and stored so you can look back. Flow keeps a rolling window of history; dealer positioning is cached by session so replay works after the close.
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Updated Aug 29, 2026