A fear gauge for the S&P (VIX), Nasdaq (VXN) and Russell (RVX) — each ranked against its own year — plus the NoVo Market Pulse, a single sentiment score from volatility, put/call, breadth and trend, and a sector heatmap of where the money actually went. Free, updated through the session.
Want the dealer map behind the moves — net GEX, the gamma flip, dealer walls, expected move and live options flow? That's Analyst.
The gauge above is measured off volatility, options positioning, breadth and trend. This one is the room.
A single "VIX" hides that tech and small-caps carry their own fear. VXN (Nasdaq) and RVX (Russell) often diverge hard from the S&P — here they're each ranked against their own trailing year.
VIX/VXN/RVX are ~15-min delayed. Percentile = where today's level sits vs the past year of daily closes.
Net GEX, the gamma flip, the call and put walls and today's expected move — per index, updated through the session.
Net dealer gamma on BTC and ETH from the options book, and leverage positioning per venue across the coins retail trades. Free, public data, updating around the clock. An AI agent can read the same figures straight from our MCP server.
Per-coin live pages: BTC · ETH · SOL · XRP — and every other mapped coin, A–Z from any of them.
Gamma by strike, the walls and the flip, liquidation clusters, what a round trip costs, and Dr. NoVo reading all of it → the Crypto Market Map.
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Every S&P sector and the names that move it, shaded by today's percentage change. Free, public data, updated through the session.
The share of off-exchange volume marked short, from FINRA, ranked against each ticker’s own last 120 sessions. Mostly market makers hedging — read it as how one-sided the tape was, not as a bearish vote.
Fear tells you the weather. The dealer positioning map tells you where the market is pinned and where it breaks — the levels the desks actually trade. Live for SPY, QQQ & IWM in Analyst.
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. Dr. NoVo’s Mid-Day Tape Review every trading day and the Week Ahead on Sundays. And the NoVo Discord: live discussion and Dr. NoVo’s daily dealer-map read.
Create your free account Join the new NoVo Discord →The Market Pulse is a single 0–100 read of market sentiment — 0 is Extreme Fear, 100 is Extreme Greed. It blends four factors: index-volatility percentiles (VIX, VXN and RVX, so it catches Nasdaq and small-cap fear a VIX-only gauge misses) at 35%, the SPY put/call ratio at 25%, market breadth at 20%, and where the S&P sits versus its 125-day trend at 20%. Volatility and put/call are the fear anchors and carry the most weight. It's a weather report, not a trade signal. It can read differently from indices like CNN's Fear & Greed because the weights differ, not the inputs — NoVo leans hardest on the volatility and put/call anchors, so the two often diverge. For the structure under the sentiment — how dealer gamma is positioning the market — see Analyst or read The Journal.
Market data on this page is delayed and provided for general information only — it is not financial advice or a recommendation to trade. VIX/VXN/RVX are ~15-minute delayed (CBOE); index values use E-mini futures. Options trading involves significant risk of loss. © 2026 NoVo Options Trading.