GammaStrat's founder is a 30-year Wall Street veteran who partnered with his son and the preeminent finance professor in the field of options theory whose options-pricing research has been published in the Journal of Finance. This expertise is translated into a daily read on dealer positioning, volatility regime and structural mispricing across the most liquid benchmarks (SPX, QQQ, GLD and TLT) as well as 76 of the most liquid individual names, all on your screen before every open.
Price is the output. By the time the chart moves, the positioning in the market that forecasted the move was already visible in the options market. Most traders never see it, and if they do see it, they don't interpret it properly. That gap is costing them.
Market makers want to earn spreads, not take market risk. They hedge their options book on a near continuous basis. Positive gamma hedging dampens market volatility and pins price near key strikes. Negative gamma hedging amplifies directional market moves. If you don't know which gamma regime you're in, you're trading blind.
Every option carries a built-in forecast: what the market thinks volatility will be. When that forecast drifts from what actually happens, one side of every trade is quietly overpriced and the other underpriced. A price chart can't show you that gap. Our models are built to find it.
The retail market is flooded with 'unusual flow' alerts. But a $50 million call sweep could be a speculative directional bet, or it could be a hedge against a massive short position. Raw flow without structural context is not intelligence. It's noise dressed up as signal.
Raw options data and published pricing research point toward what's coming, but neither is built to be read in the five minutes before the market opens. GammaStrat makes that research approachable and actionable by translating it into a daily suite of reports, each one built around the same underlying models but written in plain language. You'll find them just as useful whether you're learning options for the first time or running a full volatility book.
What you won't find in any of those reports is just as deliberate as what you will. No win-rate claims. No countdown timers or fake urgency. No paid testimonials. Nothing built to get you trading more often than the data warrants. If a reading isn't exciting that morning, it still gets printed exactly as the model found it. The reports provide a consistent market read day after day.
Each subscription tier culminates in an interactive terminal, built to give you everything you need to make an educated, professional-level decision without opening another platform. Every figure on it is pulled from that day's reports, every interpretation is based on the same consistent framework across the entire suite, and every output traces back to the model that produced it. It's the single screen you'll return to every morning before the market opens.
The Gamma Terminal is the full desk, built from eleven reports and eighty tickers synthesized onto a single screen. You'll find universe-wide sentiment, cross-report conviction grids, market demand gauges, probability surfaces, and a sector wall, all drawn from that morning's research. It's also the only terminal that reads every individual ticker across 76 of the most tradeable individual names, not just the benchmark index and ETF anchors (i.e., SPX, QQQ, GLD and TLT).
Models don't always agree, and the Gamma Terminal is built around that fact rather than around hiding it. When the flow lens reads a ticker as bullish and the value lens reads the same ticker as bearish, the terminal doesn't average the two into a single, tidier number. It shows both verdicts side by side, because the disagreement itself is information. You're the one who weighs it and makes the call.
Sizing a position without understanding the volatility regime is where most avoidable losses start. The Delta Terminal is built to close that gap: six additional reports, including the VIX and VVIX term structure, the daily volatility regime state, market risk-reward migrations, and a three-model strategy scoreboard, synthesized into a single, coherent view you'll check before you size anything.
Sometimes a trade clears every one of our quality checks, and the rest of the market is still avoiding it anyway. That gap between what the math says and what the crowd is doing is what Delta calls a Tradeable Dislocation. Every time one appears, the underlying data and the exact math behind it are printed right beside the signal, so you can evaluate the case yourself. Think of it as the ultimate contrarian play.
| STRATEGY | FLOW·VALUE·REGIME | NET |
|---|---|---|
| PUT CREDIT SPREADS | ✓✓✓ | +3.0 LONG |
| SHORT STRADDLE | ✓✕✓ | CONFLICT |
| PUT DEBIT SPREAD | ✕·· | ★ TD |
| LONG STRADDLE | ✕·· | ★ TD |
The Alpha Terminal synthesizes five daily reports onto one screen: the volatility environment at a glance, the day's premium mispricing, the tickers telling the same story across multiple independent rankings, and the exact gamma regimes and key levels for the index anchors. Even at just five reports, you'll have layers of researched analytics guiding your trading day.
During the two-week free trial, you'll receive the same daily research paid subscribers do, on the same schedule, with nothing simplified or held back for the demo.
Estimated Dealer Positioning Daily brings a level of detail usually reserved for institutions to retail traders instead, and it's ambitious enough that we publish it as its own standalone platform rather than folding it quietly into a tier. It estimates how market maker hedging can affect your options trade during the trading day. It's built to change how you understand the way options actually trade in the marketplace as market makers hedge their options books. For any trader who moves beyond the index anchors into individual names, this is the single most important report in the entire suite. Understanding the impact of hedging flows in the market allows you to analyze several reward-to-risk setups, and the terminal's built-in analyzers do the work for you.
A STANDALONE PLATFORM · OFFERED ALONGSIDE THE DESKEstimated Dealer Positioning Daily runs one institutional-grade screen for every name in the 80-ticker universe, rebuilt each trading day against the prior close. Each screen uses a proprietary algorithm to map that ticker's gamma exposure by strike price, tracks how the exposure migrated day over day, forecasts market maker hedging flows and their impact on options prices based on underlying stock price moves, and reads the key structural levels directly off the net gamma exposure curve: the gamma flip price, the zero-gamma level, the maximum positive and negative gamma strikes, the call resistance and put support levels, the volatility strike levels, and the top gamma and absolute gamma magnets.
| LEVEL | STRIKE |
|---|---|
| MAX POSITIVE GEX | 7,595 |
| GAMMA FLIP LEVEL | 7,505 |
| ZERO-GEX LEVEL | 7,510 |
| MAX NEGATIVE GEX | 7,300 |
Every tier is cumulative, so each one includes everything below it. The board reads the same way the ladder does: start free, then climb to the full desk.
GammaStrat was created by a 30-year Wall Street hedge fund and private equity veteran, his son and a finance professor whose options-pricing research has been published in the Journal of Finance and who is widely considered to be the preeminent academic on the subject of options theory. This expertise is translated into a daily read on estimated dealer positioning, volatility regime, and structural mispricing across benchmarks SPX, QQQ, GLD and TLT as well as the 77 of the most liquid names, all on your screen before every open.

David Glenn is an active stock and options trader. He has spent three decades managing capital and building businesses across the financial technology industry. He is the founder and managing director of Western Heritage Capital, a family office that actively trades stocks and options and backs owner-operated companies.
Before founding Western Heritage, David was a Senior Managing Director and Investment Committee member at Cerberus Capital Management, one of the world's largest alternative investment firms, where he led investments in financial services and insurance. Prior to Cerberus, he spent a decade as a Partner and Investment Committee member at Lightyear Capital (2001–2011), a private-equity firm focused exclusively on financial services and technology.
He holds an MBA from NYU (1997) and a B.A. from BYU, where he now serves on the Marriott School of Business National Advisory Council and is the newest adjunct professor in the finance program.

Tyler Shumway is one of the most cited academic researchers in the field of options pricing and financial economics. He is a Professor of Finance at BYU's Marriott School, where he holds the Georgia White Fellowship, and spent the prior 25 years at the University of Michigan Ross School, where he was named the John C. & Sally S. Morley Professor of Finance in 2016.
His 2001 paper ‘Expected Option Returns’ (with Joshua Coval, in the Journal of Finance) is foundational to modern options research. It established that options systematically earn returns inconsistent with standard asset-pricing theory, the finding that underpins GammaStrat's expected-value framework. His hazard model for bankruptcy prediction is among the most cited in corporate finance, and he received the Smith-Breeden Prize for the best investments paper in the Journal of Finance in 2005.
Tyler earned his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in 1996 and his B.A. in Economics from BYU in 1991.

Robbie Glenn is the architect of the GammaStrat platform. He built every terminal and the visual system behind the report suite, the screens subscribers use every morning. He is studying finance at BYU's Marriott School of Business.
Newer to options himself, Robbie designed the terminals for exactly that vantage point: keep all of the high-level quantitative data the research produces, but present it so a trader still learning the options market can absorb it quickly, rigorous underneath, digestible on the surface. He trades options actively himself, on the same terminals subscribers use.
Every signal comes from a disclosed quantitative model. The assumptions, priors, and known limits are printed on the reports themselves. Not opinion. Not folklore. Method.
We publish what the models can't do as clearly as we publish what they can. You can interrogate the research — that's the point of it.
Every tier is cumulative and includes its terminal. Gamma holds everything — all reports, all tickers, and every report we publish in the future, at no added cost.
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