Options flow, per-strike dealer gamma and AI narration on one screen, with our engines' full simulated record published, losers included, so you can see what is actually worth trusting.
Not a screenshot and not a mock-up. Scroll into it and the panels below start streaming the same market data every beta user sees.
Published record
Paper trading. No orders are placed and no money is at risk. Losing trades stay in the record and in the denominator, with the sample size beside every rate.
In the Lab, a rate measured on fewer than 10 trades is not printed as a number. You get the sample size instead.
Every level we publish says when it was captured, so you can tell a fresh read from a stale one.
The change in open interest is measured against the file we stored the day before, in our own archive.
Free tools, no signup
Six live tools, open to anyone, no account required. Each one is a slice of the terminal running on the same data feed.
Tracking a single name instead? Per-ticker dealer gamma for 193 stocks and ETFs, and the SPX gamma heatmap by strike and expiration.
Why SquawkFlow
Every panel, every signal, every AI model serves a single purpose: should you trade right now, or not?
Every metric drives one decision: YES, NO, or CAUTION. The Trading Decision Center aggregates conviction scores, GEX positioning, flow signals, and AI analysis into a single actionable call.
Every rate we print carries the sample it was measured over, and the Lab publishes each engine's simulated trades, losers included. Below ten observations the page says the sample is too small instead of printing a number.
Options flow, GEX levels, dealer gamma by strike, and spike detection in one unified panel. See positioning shift during the session, not hours later in a recap.
SpotGamma-style analysis automated, twice daily plus event-driven. Morning briefs, narrator commentary, strategy intelligence, and a copilot that knows every panel.
Beta access
No credit card, no account, and no feature gates for early users.
One terminal. Every feature.
Early users keep their beta access as the product grows.
Future access terms may evolve. Everyone who joins during beta will be grandfathered into early-user access.