🗂 Reports — every page as a text file
A report is a page written out as plain text: the same numbers, in tables, with a short note on what each one measures. You keep it in your notes, or paste it into an AI assistant and ask your question. The Reports page puts all of them in one place.
In 30 seconds
- Open Reports. Type a ticker in section 1 and press Build the report.
- Press ⧉ copy .md, open your AI assistant, paste.
- The question is already on top of the file — the assistant answers it from the numbers under it.
The two buttons, on every page
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| ⧉ copy .md | Puts the report on the clipboard, ready to paste. |
| ⬇ save .md | Saves it as a file named TICKER_session_kind.md — for example AAPL_2026-10-06_levels.md. A folder of them sorts by ticker, then by date. |
| all reports | Brings you to the Reports page. |
The file is the page as it reads when you press: your ticker, and on a list page your filters and your sort order — they are written at the top of the file. ".md" is Markdown: plain text that opens in any editor.
Reports are open to everyone.
1 · One ticker, one file
The ticker report joins the reports of several pages into one file. You choose:
| Section | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Today's readings | Every series of the last session with its place in the ticker's own history, the levels, each expiry, the priced range, the heaviest strikes, the last 20 sessions. |
| Volatility | Implied volatility by tenor, rank, skew, term slope, IV against realised, the curve by expiry. |
| Walls & Levels | Walls, gamma flip, max pain: how far, how long, how much open interest; the walls of each expiry horizon; the breaks. |
| Greeks | Gamma, delta, vanna, charm, vega — today against history, by expiry horizon, by strike. |
| Flow | What traded: volume, premium, delta-weighted volume, turnover, beside the open interest. |
| Technicals | Trend, averages, support and resistance, the trend lines and channels on the daily bars. |
| Delta Tilt · Dollar Skew · Gamma Squeeze | Off at first — tick them when you want them. |
The question on top is a ready-made request: explain this book, the levels that matter, what is unusual today — or none, for the data alone. Your ticks are remembered in this browser.
2 · Tonight, ready-made
| File | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Market brief | The whole option market tonight: the share of tickers with dealers short gamma and the median IV rank, by market and by group; the ten backdrop funds; the busiest books; the ones nearest their gamma flip; the highest and lowest IV ranks. |
| Tonight digest | Only what changed since the session before — the six lists of the Tonight page — then the most unusual books. |
3 · Every report of the site
The table lists each report, what it holds, the page that makes it and how its file is named. Open ▸ takes you to the page; the buttons are there.
Using a report with an AI assistant
- Paste the whole file. Do not cut the first lines: they tell the assistant the file is data only and what each number means.
- Ask one clear question. "Where are the walls and how far is the price from each?" works better than "what do you think?".
- Ask it to quote the numbers it relies on. Then you can check them against the page.