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NIFTY Gamma Exposure (GEX) Today

See the latest available gamma exposure for NIFTY, Bank Nifty, FinNifty and Sensex. Read the positioning bias, compare the strike concentrations, and check the source time. A useful layer of market context—not a standalone direction signal.

NIFTY 50 · Positive gammaNIFTY contract · 2026-10-13

Key +gamma strike

22,500

largest displayed +contribution

Net GEX (scaled)

+13,730

model units ÷ 10 million

PCR (OI)

0.81

mildly call-heavy

IV trend

normal

premium regime

Draconic read

NIFTY 50 shows a stabilizing, range-oriented positioning bias.

The chain-level GEX reading is +13,730 on the displayed scale. This describes positioning, not the direction of the next move. The largest positive contribution among the displayed strikes is at 22,500. Watch how price responds there before interpreting it as support, resistance or a pin. PCR-OI 0.81 is mildly call-heavy; IV is normal.

Generated from 6 of 176+ Draconic signals · 08 Oct, 15:40 IST · analysis, not advice

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GEX across NIFTY, Bank Nifty, FinNifty & Sensex

Swipe the table to compare all columns.

IndexGEX (scaled)RegimeContractPCR (OI)IV trend
NIFTY 50+13,730Positive gamma2026-10-130.81normal
Bank Nifty+511Positive gamma2026-10-271.05normal
FinNifty+12Positive gamma2026-10-270.89elevated
Sensex+19,23,846Positive gamma2026-10-080.94high fear

NIFTY 50 gamma walls

Signed gamma contributions across 21 supplied strikes around the nearest strike, contract expiry 2026-10-13. Orange is positive; red is negative. These are positioning concentrations, not guaranteed floors or ceilings.

21,750
Put-heavy · negative gamma
21,800
Put-heavy · negative gamma
21,850
Put-heavy · negative gamma
21,900
Put-heavy · negative gamma
21,950
Put-heavy · negative gamma
22,000
Put-heavy · negative gamma
22,050
Put-heavy · negative gamma
22,100
Put-heavy · negative gamma
22,150
Put-heavy · negative gamma
22,200
Put-heavy · negative gamma
22,250
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,300
Mixed OI · positive gamma
22,350
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,400
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,450
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,500
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,550
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,600
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,650
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,700
Call-heavy · positive gamma
22,750
Call-heavy · positive gamma

One market. Two different momentum readings.

A positioning number is the start. Draconic compares it with what price is doing across timeframes, so a recovery on one chart does not hide weakness on another.

Recorded NIFTY analysis · 17 September 2026

MACD momentum readings from the same 09:45 UTC source snapshots
TimeframeMACD histogram
1 hour+17.76
15 minutes−3.99

MACD is a momentum indicator. These selected values describe the recorded example, not the current session.

What Draconic picked up

“While the [1h] MACD histogram reflects a multi-session recovery (+17.76 at 09:45 UTC), intraday momentum has rolled over.”

Exact excerpt from a real Draconic answer. The point is the disagreement between timeframes—not a prediction or a trade instruction.

Read the supporting excerpt
“On the [15m] chart, the MACD crossed below its signal line at 08:00 UTC and remains negative (histogram at -3.99 at 09:45 UTC), while [5m] RSI has dropped to 41.99 (15th percentile of the session).”

The full recorded answer also covered price structure, options positioning and conditions for revising the read. Only the selected momentum excerpts are reproduced here. Source times are on 17 September 2026; 09:45 UTC is 15:15 IST.

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How we compute this

Draconic combines option gamma and open interest using its established positioning convention. The total covers the supplied strikes for each selected contract; the chart shows a smaller window around the nearest strike. A local reading can differ from the broader total without either being wrong. A gamma flip is a change of regime, not a direction forecast. The state shown here does not claim that a new crossing has occurred.

Totals are divided by ten million for readability; they are model-scale values, not observed cash hedging flows. Strike bars use signed gamma contributions on their own relative scale. PCR (put-call ratio) describes the balance of outstanding puts and calls; it does not identify who bought or sold. Combine this snapshot with price and momentum using the GEX interpretation guide.

Frequently asked

What is gamma exposure (GEX)?

Gamma measures how an option's sensitivity changes as its underlying price moves. Draconic combines gamma and open interest into a signed positioning measure for the supplied strikes and contract. It is a model of the options environment, not a direct measurement of dealer inventories.

What do positive and negative gamma mean for Nifty?

Draconic interprets positive GEX as a stabilizing, range-oriented positioning bias and negative GEX as a bias toward amplified moves. Neither sign predicts whether NIFTY will rise or fall. Compare it with price behaviour, momentum and the selected contract before drawing a conclusion.

What is a gamma flip?

A change in the sign of total GEX is a regime change. This page shows the current state, not whether a new change just occurred. A boundary between positive and negative strike contributions is a different measure; crossing that strike alone does not establish a change in the whole-chain regime.

Is this live data?

These are derived analytics (GEX, PCR, gamma walls) computed from options data and shown as a timestamped session snapshot — the badge on each page states exactly which session you're viewing — not a streaming live-quote feed.

Is this a buy or sell signal?

No. This page is educational analysis of options positioning — not advice, a recommendation, or a prediction. Levels shown are observed structure. Cross-check before acting.

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