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NoVo  ·  The AI market analyst  ·  In both plans

There is a market analyst
in your pocket.
His name is NoVo.

The AI market analyst  ·  reads the live dealer map  ·  cites what he used

He reads dealer positioning on SPY, QQQ and IWM all session, answers in plain English, and tells you where the answer came from. Not a chat window bolted onto a data feed — an analyst wired to one canonical map, with every session he has ever read sitting behind him.

He does not wait to be asked, either. At 12:30 he writes the morning up and drops it straight into your chat — what held, what failed, and what it sets up for the afternoon. Ask how often a setup like this has worked and the answer comes off 1,031 scored sessions, not an impression.

NoVo comes with both plans. Analyst is the map and the read. Trader adds one-click entry on a faster cycle.

Cites his sources1,031 scored sessions11 live lookupsAll three tickersBase ratesHistorical analoguesSpeaks first at 12:301,000+ article archive
See the plans → Check his record first

He answers off today's map, not a general impression of markets.

Where is price against the flip right now?
How has gamma built or drained today? Compare SPY and QQQ positioning right now. What has a setup like this usually done? How often does the close land inside the expected move? Why does IV crush after CPI? What is on the calendar this week?

He shows his sources. And he keeps score.

Every AI in this market claims to read it well. NoVo is the one that publishes what happened next. Each answer lists what it drew on — today's dealer map, the sessions he has logged, the article he pulled the mechanics from — so you can go and read the same thing he read.

1,031
sessions scored
Since January 2020. Every read he writes is checked against what the tape actually did, and the score is public.
11
live lookups
He can pull the dealer read, strike-by-strike gamma, a ticker's logged history, base rates, the calendar, earnings dates, the wires and his own archive.
1,000+
articles he can cite
The whole Journal is searchable to him, so a mechanics question gets the mechanics, with the source named.
60s
map refresh
The read he answers from is recomputed every minute all session — every five seconds on Trader.

When his own record contradicts a claim, he says so. The record is public and he does not get to edit it.


Three tickers, all the way down.

Screeners go wide. NoVo goes deep on the three index ETFs that carry the 0DTE volume, because the difference between a level and a level worth trading is the structure underneath it.

The gamma flip

The line where dealer hedging stops damping moves and starts amplifying them. The most important number on the map — and he gives you the distance to it in percent, not just dollars.

Call wall, put wall, gravity

Where open interest is stacked, which prices dealers are hedged into defending, and the strike that quietly pins the tape while price sits on it.

Net GEX and the profile

Aggregate dealer gamma and its strike-by-strike shape, sampled through the session — so “gamma drained since the open” is a measurement, not a feeling.

Expected move

The range the options market is actually pricing for the day, and how often the close has landed inside it across the sessions he has logged.

Skew, vanna and charm

The second-order flows that move the map without price moving — why levels drift into the close, and why a quiet tape is not the same thing as a stable one.

Volatility, per ticker

VIX for SPY, VXN for QQQ, RVX for IWM, each with its percentile against history back to 1990 — because “VIX is 15” is a readout, not a read.


A real analyst tells you when something matters.

You should not have to remember to go and interrogate a box. NoVo writes on the market's clock, not yours.

9:15am
The Pre-Market Primer. Where the map sits before the bell, what is on the calendar, and what would have to happen for the day to change character.
12:30pm
He drops into your chat, unprompted. What the morning resolved to against the map — what held, what failed, how gamma moved, and what that sets up for the afternoon. It lands in the dashboard chat, so you can simply reply to it.
4:15pm
The Closing Bell Synopsis. What the session did against the levels it opened with, and what carried into tomorrow.
Sunday
The Week Ahead. The catalysts, the positioning going in, and the levels that will matter before they matter.

Two questions nobody else can answer for you.

“How are SPY and QQQ set up against each other right now?”

He reads all three tickers off the same map at the same moment, so the comparison is like for like. Two tickers at the same net GEX are not in the same position if one sits above its flip and the other below it — and that is what he leads with, not the raw number.

“Has today happened before?”

He compares today's structure against every session he has logged, and tells you how many sessions the answer rests on. A few dozen is a count, not “usually” — and he will tell you which one it is.


Straight about what he is.

Never a signal. No buy, sell or hold, no strikes, no sizing. He reads the map; the trade is yours.
Never a point prediction. He will give you the range the options market is pricing and what setups like this have resolved to, with the sample size. What he will not give you is a closing price he would only be guessing at.
Never your positions. Market structure only. He does not see your account, and does not discuss anyone's P&L.
Never an invented number. Every figure comes from the live map or a lookup he actually ran. If it is in neither, he says he does not have it.

NoVo comes with both plans.

Analyst gives you the map and the read. Trader adds one-click entry on a faster cycle. NoVo is in both.

Analyst — the map and the read, $129/mo → Trader — plus one-click entry, $209/mo →

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The member portal — delayed dealer levels with the gamma flip and the expected-move band on SPY, QQQ and IWM, plus sectors, movers and the week’s catalysts. NoVo’s Mid-Day Tape Review every trading day and the Week Ahead on Sundays. And the NoVo Discord: live discussion and NoVo’s daily dealer-map read.

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NoVo Options Trading is a software tool for market analysis and for executing trades you initiate. It is not financial advice. Past performance of any trading system does not guarantee future results. Options trading involves significant risk of loss and is not appropriate for all investors. You are responsible for all trading decisions, risk configuration, and capital management. Use in paper mode before deploying real capital.

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