Market Maker Levels on ES and NQ, on the Chart Every Day

Every day the Gaudio Indicator automatically computes three levels and draws them on the chart: the previous session's reference price line, the market maker resistance and the market maker support. The tabs at the top select the instrument, ES or NQ, and switching tab updates the chart, the levels and the indicator.

The chart is real-time, as a line or as candles, with a timeframe that adapts on its own to your screen and zoom, from 1 to 10 minutes per candle. Below the price a histogram shows the volume of each candle. With Breakout Alerts on you are notified when price breaks the resistance or the support, without having to watch the chart all the time.

At the bottom of the page sits Summa, the proprietary indicator that describes the state of market volatility. The base rule is that the market normally rises with volatility falling and falls with volatility rising: when that relationship breaks, for example the market falls but Summa does not rise as it should, you have a divergence, often an early cue of a change in price behaviour. The arrows next to the date take you back to any previous session.

Support and resistance can be drawn by hand, and every trader has a method. The Gaudio Indicator starts from a different idea: levels computed automatically every day, always with the same method, and already on the chart at the open, so the time goes into reading how price reacts instead of redrawing lines.

And the levels are not an isolated list of numbers: they sit on the same chart as volume and Summa, because a level on its own does not tell you whether the market is breaking it with conviction. They remain reference areas, not buy or sell signals. For gamma exposure on SPX, GEX Gaudio sits in the same platform.