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Research across gamma positioning, volatility, price action, trend, and time of day. Different IRIS models use different combinations—not every input is active in every strategy.
Built by LEVEXES. Driven by market structure, machine learning, and relentless research. IRIS turns complex conditions into signals you can actually see—and keeps learning through ongoing testing and retraining. New in 9.3: a self-learning network check on every alert, on top of 9.2's VWAP/EMA confirmation and adaptive option holds. 9.3's alerts were right 30 minutes later 67% of the time. Backtested performance is not a guarantee of live results.
The Runway turns the dealers' book into a front page. Every minute it writes a headline and a summary from the data, keeps the king, the walls, the implied-volatility range and the day's targets on one chart, and parks a classic car at the latest price with the rest of the session ahead of it.
Watch the 60-second filmQQQ bottoms at 751.75. The paper marks it on the chart with a note: dealers had sold $206.8M of stock hedging by then.

755.00, locked at 9:32 with 74% odds, is reached. The headline now reads: “Dealers are long $121 million of gamma, and QQQ is pinned at the 755 king.”

A close above 755, the strike where dealer hedging is biggest. “QQQ has climbed into the 755 call wall.”

The king moves to 757, right on the call wall, and price breaks through the +1σ implied-volatility wall at 757.55. The car sits at the price, with the runway ahead.

The 758.15 stretch target, 38% odds at the lock, is hit at the high of the day, 758.30. “Dealers are long $1.5 billion of gamma, and QQQ has climbed into the 758 call wall.”


On Oct 7 every level Book Runner locked at the open was reached: QQQ's 755.00 target and 758.15 stretch, and SPY's 777.02 target and both stretches, 779.09 and 773.83. One day, not a promise: each level carries its own odds, and many days some are missed.

Real product captures from Book Runner's live book, Wednesday Oct 7, 2026. The live book is an estimate; each day is rebuilt from the full exchange tape after the close. Targets are odds set at 9:32 ET, not promises. Research, not advice.
IRIS 9.3 brings directional signals, model research, and option-selling strategies into the same workspace. Each has its own evidence.
Hypothetical results, not live account returns. Past performance does not guarantee future results; trading can lose money.
What was tested. IRIS 9.3's BUY and SELL alerts on SPY and QQQ. Each BUY buys one call 1 strike in the money; each SELL buys one put 1 strike in the money. Entry at the ask, exit at the bid after 30 minutes (60 when a trend is persistent and efficient), always before the close, with $0.35 fees per leg. This is option buying, not option selling.
Look at both sides. BUY alerts contributed +$4,746 across 264 trades; SELL alerts +$1,937 across 57 trades. "Right" means the price was on the alert's side 30 minutes after it fired: 67% in both 2025 and 2026.
What changed in 9.3. 9.3 keeps 9.2 and adds one check: an alert goes out only when a network that keeps learning from the market's 30-minute moves points the same way. It sends about a quarter fewer alerts than 9.2. The check was chosen on this same history, so this is not an untouched holdout, and 2026 is partial.
Source. IRIS 9.3 record, generated October 3, 2026. View the dated directional evidence ↗
Classic gamma maps start from open interest and assume dealers are long every call and short every put. Book Runner reads every option trade instead (who bought, who sold, signed by Book Runner Algo) and keeps the dealers' book strike by strike as the session moves.



The dealers' side is inferred from public trade data: dealer identity and opening inventory are not observed. During the session the book runs live from the stream, so it is an estimate; after the close each day is rebuilt from the full exchange tape. Research, not advice. Trading can lose money.
One 0DTE credit spread a day on the side of the move, with the full record below.
Simulated results from historical data, not live account returns; the history includes development periods. Trading can lose money.
The rule. After 11:00 AM CT, the first time QQQ has moved far enough from its morning price (in units of the options market's own implied move), IRIS sells one credit spread on the side of the move: a put spread when QQQ is up, a call spread when it is down. QQQ spreads are $7 wide, SPY $5. Stop at twice the credit, otherwise out by 2:55 PM CT. One trade a day; FOMC and CPI days skipped; $0.35 per leg.
Sizing. The system doubles size after a VIX close of 18.72 or higher, about a quarter of days. Always one contract: +$6,004.
Limitations. The rule was found by research across these periods; it is not an untouched holdout. Spreads are priced from NBBO quotes (certified Cboe OPRA data). Fills matter: slippage and missed fills can reduce or remove simulated profits. View the dated evidence ↗
IRIS is our own evolving research system—not a single indicator with a new name.
Research across gamma positioning, volatility, price action, trend, and time of day. Different IRIS models use different combinations—not every input is active in every strategy.
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Call walls, put walls, zero gamma and the King node from our new dealer model, read from every trade. Keep key levels close to price.

Retail against institutions, calls against puts, strike by strike since the open. Plus the IV smile, implied versus realized volatility, Vanna and Charm for a broader read.

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