WORKFLOW / LIVE STRUCTURE
Real-Time Gamma Mapping: What Does It Show?
Real-time gamma mapping updates a structure view as new market information arrives. It helps compare a moving price with changing exposure, while preserving the timestamp and data-scope limits of each update.
What changes in a live map
A live structure view may update price context, activity, estimated exposure, and the relationship between reference zones. Because different fields refresh on different schedules, every displayed value needs a timestamp and a stated scope.
How to read updates
Read the session state first, then compare the newest map with the prior context. Separate a change in price from a change in positioning, and check whether the update is a durable shift or a temporary observation.
- Check the last update time and market phase.
- Compare more than one update before describing a shift.
- Keep the pre-market or replay context separate from live data.
Why live data still has limits
A real-time map can be delayed, incomplete, or model-dependent. It describes the information available at an update time; it cannot know future positioning, future news, or an individual user's risk constraints.
Continue with the public knowledge base
Read the broader methodology in Docs, or open the free practice experience before deciding whether the full terminal fits your workflow.
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