ConvexRadar helps traders research gamma squeeze conditions by pairing gamma-per-premium and call-side pressure with IV rank, dollar flow, liquidity, and catalyst context so setups can be reviewed rather than assumed.
A gamma squeeze depends on dealer positioning that is not fully visible from public data. ConvexRadar surfaces conditions that can accompany squeeze setups, such as gamma per premium and call-side pressure, and presents them as context to review.
Call pressure alone can be misleading. ConvexRadar combines gamma per premium, IV rank, dollar flow, liquidity, side bias, and catalyst timing so a potential squeeze setup is reviewed as a fuller picture rather than a single metric.
ConvexRadar is research software, not trade advice. It frames gamma squeeze conditions as evidence to evaluate and never claims a squeeze will happen or that a contract will move in a given direction.
No. ConvexRadar surfaces conditions that can accompany squeeze setups, such as gamma per premium and call pressure, as context to review. It does not predict that a squeeze will occur.
ConvexRadar shows gamma per premium, call/put pressure, IV rank, dollar flow, liquidity, the squeeze and composite scores, and catalyst context so you can review the setup.
No. ConvexRadar uses accessible option-chain data and a chain-derived proxy. It does not have a licensed full options tape or dealer-level positioning data.
Trading options involves risk. ConvexRadar is research software and does not provide financial advice or guarantee trade outcomes.