Options · 0DTE focus
The day’s levels.On your chart.
CALL, PUT and FLIP on Nasdaq and S&P 500: references to read alongside candles, volume and your trading plan. All inside the MarketMind workstation.
MNQ · daily levels
01 — The overview
The day’s references,on the chart.
See the dated levels next to the candles and keep price at the centre of your analysis.
- Instrument and day clearly recognisable.
- References in the context of the futures chart.
02 — Recognisable categories
CALL, PUT and FLIP.Read at a glance.
Recognisable categories and legible labels help you tell the references apart during the session.
- The level name next to price.
- A reading to combine with your method.
03 — The comparison
Nasdaq and S&P.Side by side.
Put NQ and ES charts side by side and watch how price behaves around each one’s levels.
- Separate references for each instrument.
- A comparison in the same workstation.
04 — Your plan
From the referenceto your analysis.
Combine levels with drawings, volume and the Sizer to prepare the trade in your NinjaTrader environment.
- Volume context next to price.
- Risk, stop and size in the Sizer.
Getting oriented
The context,in a few answers.
What does 0DTE mean?
0DTE refers to options that expire on the current day. Here we present how MarketMind displays the day’s levels on the futures chart.
The 0DTE definition on Cboe (opens in a new tab)What do I see on the chart?
Dated price references, labelled CALL, PUT and FLIP, to compare with the price of the selected instrument and day.
Can I buy or sell options from here?
No. This feature displays levels on the futures chart. Trading stays on the contract selected in your NinjaTrader workstation.
Is a level an automatic entry?
No. Levels are references for analysis. The decision, the trading plan and risk management stay with the trader; price can move through a level.
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