Official template · advanced · Market recap
Understand the completed session in one report.
Read one session recap instead of assembling Rank, tape, and GEX by hand.
The report UI is recreated from the test app's Sep 25, 2026 session, not a live screen. A historical example with music; no narration.
Captured Sep 23, 2026 on testapp.tradingflow.com. This is a historical example; results on this page do not refresh. Swipe across the image to inspect its columns.
- 01Completed session
- 02Eight evidence steps
- 03Guided recap
The report connects tone, leaders, timing, exposure, vol and structure.
Read the output
- 01Session tone from single-name option premium and composition.
- 02Heaviest-premium names in the latest completed session.
- 03The day’s biggest movers in that same premium universe.
Keep in mind
It is not a free live dashboard. Guests and unpaid accounts hit the Cookbooks paywall.
How to read it
From report to evidence01
Open the official recipe
Launch Daily Market Recap in Cookbooks. The report resolves the latest completed session unless you pin a date.
02
Read tone, then names
Use session tone and premium concentration before drilling a single ticker. The recap is a briefing, not a trade ticket.
03
Handoff to Rank or tape if needed
When a name stands out, inspect it on Rank Symbols or Option Trades. The recipe does not replace the workbench.
Real sessions in the Digest
- November 11 Recap: SPX Clears 7,600 and Closes Above Its Priced Range$19.2B in single-name premium, 21% bullish versus 20% bearish. MU led at $3.5B Mixed; SPX GEX was +$40.26B.
- November 9 Recap: SPY Beats Its Priced Move, Then Closes Just Under Friday's Flip$24.0B in single-name premium, 23% bullish versus 19% bearish. NVDA led at $3.9B Mixed; SPX GEX was +$51.89B.
- November 6 Recap: SPY Touches 742.20, Then Closes $0.70 Above Its Low$21.3B in single-name premium, 23% bullish versus 22% bearish. MU led at $3.4B Bullish; SPX GEX was −$57.04B.
- All Digest editionsEvery published session, newest first.
Method and limitations
A paid Cookbook report that walks the latest U.S. single-name session: market tone, where premium concentrated, and which names moved. Open it in the app; the landing page does not run the numbers. Official app template: Daily Market Recap.
What the report computes
- Session tone from single-name option premium and composition.
- Heaviest-premium names in the latest completed session.
- The day’s biggest movers in that same premium universe.
- Index gamma backdrop as context, from the chain snapshot used by Cookbooks.
What it does not claim
- It is not a free live dashboard. Guests and unpaid accounts hit the Cookbooks paywall.
- It does not forecast the next session or publish a hit rate.
- GEX backdrop is snapshot-era structure, not a live dealer-inventory feed.
Daily Market Recap is the only Market Recap experience in the app: eight analytical chapters over governed session metrics, not a frozen blog snapshot.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this the same as the old /market-recap article?
- No. That July 24, 2026 visual edition now lives in the Digest as a dated recap. This recipe is the official Cookbooks report at /app/cookbooks/market-recap.
- Do I need a subscription?
- Yes. Cookbooks is paid at the route. This public page describes the job; opening the recipe in the app requires access.
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Open Daily recapEducational and informational only, not financial advice. Options-flow reads are statistical inferences. Dealer exposure levels, including GEX, DEX, DEI, walls, and magnets, are modeled estimates, not guarantees.