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Plot Confluence rails on TradingView

Overlay your call wall, put wall, gamma flip, and optional magnet on a SPY (or QQQ) chart using our Pine script. Levels come from your Confluence stack — Decision Desk, morning Discord card, or the Rails API — not a third-party gamma vendor overlay.

What you are drawing

These are horizontal context lines for structure. They help you see when price is pressing a dealer rail. They do not grade setups, read flow, or fire alerts. Level + candle + confluence still rule before any trade. Background: gamma walls explained.

1. Get today’s levels

• Decision Desk — open desk.html (Bundle/Pro live; public sample shows a prior-session fixture).
• API — GET /v1/rails/spy with a Gamma Rails / Bundle / Developer key (API docs). QQQ/SPX when enabled on your stack.
• Discord — #morning-desk lists the same rails before the open (morning desk guide).

Copy call_wall, put_wall, gamma_flip, and magnet when present. Refresh intraday when the map updates — trading yesterday’s wall is how fades get run over.

2. Add the Pine script

1. In TradingView, open your SPY chart and the Pine Editor (bottom panel).
2. Paste the contents of tradingview/confluence_rails.pine from this site (or open the file from your clone).
3. Click Add to chart.
4. Open indicator settings and paste today’s levels into the inputs (call wall, put wall, flip, magnet). Leave unused fields blank or at defaults.

Colors match Decision Desk convention: green call wall, red put wall, blue flip, gray magnet.

3. Suggested chart hygiene

• Use a 1-minute or 5-minute RTH chart for 0DTE structure work.
• Update inputs after major morning map refreshes (and after big OI / regime shifts).
• Do not treat a line touch alone as a trade — wait for a closed candle and your own rules.
• Index charts (SPX) need SPX rails from /v1/rails/spx when that lane is enabled — do not paste SPY strikes onto SPX.

4. What this is not

The Pine script is not an auto-trade bot, not a graded alert, and not a substitute for Discord or MCP. Options involve substantial risk of loss. This is educational chart context only — not investment advice.

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