Price is not random. It is pulled.
DMAGNT reads the options market to show where the money is concentrated — the levels price tends to gravitate toward, the walls that stop it, and the pressure building behind both. For the Mag 7 and SPY, all session long.
Free while in beta · Not financial advice
Every open option forces the market makers who sold it to hedge. That hedging leaves a footprint. These are the three parts of it that matter.
The price level with the most weight behind it. Hedging flows push price toward it and tend to hold it there. It is the single number the whole platform is built around.
Strikes where so much open interest sits that price struggles to get through. Above, the call wall acts as a ceiling. Below, the put wall acts as a floor.
The line where dealer hedging changes sign. Above it, their hedging calms the market down. Below it, the same hedging amplifies every move. It is the difference between a quiet day and a violent one.
One dashboard that updates through the session, and a channel that tells you the levels before the bell.
Fifteen minutes before the open, the levels for each ticker are published and frozen. Frozen matters: it is what makes the call checkable afterward instead of adjustable.
Net exposure strike by strike, updating through the session, so you can see the concentration build or drain in real time rather than reading yesterday's picture.
Contracts trading far above their own normal volume, and orders paying up to get filled. Positioning that someone is in a hurry to put on.
Every published level is measured against what actually happened: whether price reached it, and how long it took. The misses stay on the record with the hits.
DMAGNT does not predict price and does not tell you what to buy. It shows you where the options market has concentrated its money, which is a real force and also only one of many acting on a stock. News, earnings and macro will override it without warning.
The platform is young and the track record is short. Numbers are published with the sample size they come from, and levels that failed are shown alongside the ones that worked. Anything else would be marketing.
Nothing here is financial advice. No outcome is promised or guaranteed. Every decision you make with this information is yours, at your own risk.
The dashboard is open and free while DMAGNT is in beta. The channel posts the levels every morning at 9:15 ET.