A TradingView script cannot fetch external data — so the levels travel as
one line of text. Add the free indicator once, then click Copy here and paste. About
ten seconds a session.
PlatformTradingView
Paste-in indicator
Three steps
once to install · once per session to refresh
On TradingView, open Indicators and add the free script
Dealer Gamma Levels (paste-in) to your chart.
On the terminal, pick your instrument and click
⧉ Copy for TradingView in the Files — your chart panel.
Back on TradingView, open the indicator's settings and paste into the Levels field.
That is the whole interface. The first three tokens are the
header — which instrument, which session, and when the board was computed.
It tells you when it has gone stale
the failure this design has to prevent
A pasted string does not expire on its own. Yesterday's walls on today's chart look exactly like
today's walls — there is no visual difference, and the chart is wrong in the most confident
possible way.
So the string carries its own date, and the indicator's info table says so out loud: the symbol,
the session date, the as-of time, how many levels it drew, and a status line that reads
"levels are from 2026-09-14, copy today's" when the board is older than the chart's day — or
"these are NQ levels on an ES chart" when it was computed for something else. A micro counts
as its parent, so an NQ board on an MNQ chart is correct and says nothing.
Advisory, never a gate
A string with no header, or one the script cannot read, still draws every level it can parse.
A malformed token is skipped and counted — the table says how many were ignored. The indicator
never refuses to plot.
Signed out works too
the free teaser is a real board, not a demo
Copy without an account and you get the free set — the prior-day high and low plus the
free gamma trio, in the same format. A member account copies the full board. Same button,
same indicator, same grammar.
Paste-in indicator