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THE CHART WALKTHROUGHS

After Hours GEXRead the levels.
Follow the sequence.

Bring a frozen GEX map onto your TradingView chart. These two examples show how price reacts around the references, returns through model zero—and sometimes crosses the levels entirely.

NDX + QQQ source booksNQ chart examplesManual payload overlay

First, read the source label.

NDX and QQQ are separate model books. Each has its own walls and model-zero reference. The numbers shown here are the overlay’s levels on an NQ chart, not underlying QQQ or NDX quotes.

01 THE TWO-REACTION EXAMPLE

A rebound below.
A pullback above.

The first chart makes two reactions easy to follow. Both wall areas are overshot before price turns. The full sequence stays in view.

TradingView NQ chart with separate NDX and QQQ GEX books. A lower move overshoots the NDX put wall, rebounds through NDX model zero, then later overshoots the QQQ call wall before pulling back through QQQ model zero toward the separate NDX zero. Original risk/reward annotations remain visible.
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A / LOWER REACTION

The NDX put-wall area

Price moves below the 29,234.5 NDX put wall, then rebounds through NDX model zero at 29,347.1. The overshoot is part of the example; the wall is a reference, not a hard floor.

B / UPPER REACTION

The QQQ call-wall area

Price rises above the 29,471 QQQ call wall, then pulls back through QQQ model zero at 29,429.5. The decline later reaches the separate NDX zero at 29,347.1.

THE DETAIL TO KEEP

The upper green rectangle extends toward NDX zero, beyond QQQ zero. A move can interact with references from both books; keep each level’s source name attached.

Source and annotation notes

02 THE OVERNIGHT WALKTHROUGH

The map holds context.
Price keeps moving.

A longer view shows the other half of the lesson: levels can be revisited, crossed and left behind. Follow the overnight path and the subsequent morning rebound.

Complete TradingView NQ chart spanning evening, overnight and the next displayed morning. Price climbs through QQQ zero into an upper NDX gamma-strike area, later falls through multiple levels, then rebounds from the lower NDX call-wall area. The morning rise toward and through QQQ zero continues beyond the 09:30 overlay endpoint. Original risk/reward rectangles are preserved.
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  1. 01
    THE FIRST ADVANCE

    From the lower cluster to the upper references.

    The evening rebound crosses QQQ model zero at 29,556.2 and reaches the upper NDX gamma-strike area around 29,615.8–29,625.8.

  2. 02
    THE OVERNIGHT ROLLOVER

    References get crossed on the way down.

    After another upper-area test, price rolls over, crosses QQQ zero and later breaks through the lower reference cluster. The chart shows continuation through levels as well as reactions around them.

  3. 03
    THE MORNING REBOUND

    A lower reaction, then follow-through beyond the open.

    Price moves below the 29,364.4 QQQ put wall and reaches the 29,335.8 NDX call-wall area. The rebound later rises toward and through QQQ zero at 29,556.2, continuing beyond the overlay’s 09:30 endpoint.

KEEP THE BOOKS SEPARATE

NDX model zero is 29,277.8 in this second image, below the displayed low. The later rebound is toward the different QQQ zero at 29,556.2. It is not a return to NDX zero.

Source and sequence notes

03 / THE WORKFLOW

Put the map
on your chart.

The TradingView overlay uses a manual payload. It preserves the selected model books rather than automatically streaming new levels into the chart.

  1. 01

    Select the source books.

    Choose the After Hours GEX snapshot and keep the NDX and QQQ references identified separately.

  2. 02

    Copy. Paste. Apply.

    Copy the TradingView payload and paste it into the overlay on your NQ or MNQ intraday chart.

  3. 03

    Read the developing sequence.

    Follow how price approaches, reacts around and crosses the frozen references. Apply a new payload when you choose another snapshot.

What these examples establish

They show observed price paths alongside modeled levels on two supplied charts. The colored risk/reward rectangles were already present in the originals; they do not verify executed trades or profits.

Creation stamps identify when the screenshots were exported, not independently verified session dates. These selected examples do not establish causation, predictive accuracy or typical performance.