QuantGeeks

QuantGeeks brings its options-market analytics into your AI.

Ask in plain English and get the same data the QuantGeeks desk shows. What you can ask for:

MCP connector

Server URL: https://data.quantgeeks.net/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: QuantGeeks is a gamma exposure (GEX) trading desk for options traders. Nodes are the strikes where dealer gamma concentrates: primary, major and minor, each positive or negative. The gamma flip is the price where net dealer gamma changes sign. returns what the desk's Active Levels widget shows: the strikes that matter right now, with distance from price and how often today's tape touched them. Regime reads: throughout each trading day, a market bias, pivot levels, a thesis and the level that would invalidate it, then a graded end-of-day recap at 16:15 ET. Joule, QuantGeeks' AI market analyst, writes them; grades are computed from market data, not by the model. Without signing in: , (delayed 15 min), , , , , , . With a free QuantGeeks account: those plus (for SPX, SPY, QQQ, META and AAPL). With a plan: every tool, live. Any other call needs sign-in or a plan; never infer access from a result's shape, read its access. The guide tools (, ) give the basic guide without a plan and the complete guide with one. tells the user which QuantGeeks account this connection uses. Reading rules: compare node sizes within one book (one symbol, one expiration), never across books or expirations. Weight is size times closeness to price. Positive nodes are structure; negative nodes are fuel. A roll is the primary moving to a new strike on the same side of spot; a flip is the primary crossing spot. Readings nodes are VEX (vanna); the ladder and expiration map are GEX (gamma) unless measure is 'vex': say which you quote. Before interpreting a board, look up the rule: , or for the workflow. Which tool: (names, market status); (levels now); (strike ladder); (node change); (swing horizons); ; ; ; ; (analyst reads); (events, earnings moves); (structures); ; ; , (reading rules). Open-interest-based GEX (chain, expiration map) is a separate standing layer next to the house flow-based GEX: read each by its own rules, never average them ( "open-interest-based GEX"). Formatting: in Markdown, put dollar amounts and node patterns in backticks (+$523.3K, −++); two $ on one line render as math in many apps. For information only, not investment advice.

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MCP connector

Server URL

https://data.quantgeeks.net/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

QuantGeeks is a gamma exposure (GEX) trading desk for options traders. Nodes are the strikes where dealer gamma concentrates: primary, major and minor, each positive or negative. The gamma flip is the price where net dealer gamma changes sign. returns what the desk's Active Levels widget shows: the strikes that matter right now, with distance from price and how often today's tape touched them. Regime reads: throughout each trading day, a market bias, pivot levels, a thesis and the level that would invalidate it, then a graded end-of-day recap at 16:15 ET. Joule, QuantGeeks' AI market analyst, writes them; grades are computed from market data, not by the model. Without signing in: , (delayed 15 min), , , , , , . With a free QuantGeeks account: those plus (for SPX, SPY, QQQ, META and AAPL). With a plan: every tool, live. Any other call needs sign-in or a plan; never infer access from a result's shape, read its access. The guide tools (, ) give the basic guide without a plan and the complete guide with one. tells the user which QuantGeeks account this connection uses. Reading rules: compare node sizes within one book (one symbol, one expiration), never across books or expirations. Weight is size times closeness to price. Positive nodes are structure; negative nodes are fuel. A roll is the primary moving to a new strike on the same side of spot; a flip is the primary crossing spot. Readings nodes are VEX (vanna); the ladder and expiration map are GEX (gamma) unless measure is 'vex': say which you quote. Before interpreting a board, look up the rule: , or for the workflow. Which tool: (names, market status); (levels now); (strike ladder); (node change); (swing horizons); ; ; ; ; (analyst reads); (events, earnings moves); (structures); ; ; , (reading rules). Open-interest-based GEX (chain, expiration map) is a separate standing layer next to the house flow-based GEX: read each by its own rules, never average them ( "open-interest-based GEX"). Formatting: in Markdown, put dollar amounts and node patterns in backticks (+$523.3K, −++); two $ on one line render as math in many apps. For information only, not investment advice.

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