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The job

See which SIC groups absorbed premium and how snapshot net GEX sits, without treating Rank’s sector column as SQL.

What this recipe computes

  • Session premium and bull/bear shares by raw SIC description (plus unclassified).
  • Convention-based net GEX (same kernel as Gamma Structure Map) summed in that SIC group.
  • Name counts per group. ETF/index tape is excluded; those names usually have no SIC anyway.

What it does not claim

  • SIC is not Rank’s coarser sector families. Semiconductors stay separate from Prepackaged Software.
  • Net GEX is snapshot-era, not dealer inventory.
  • Sentiment-tagged premium is not signed DEX; trade-grain DEX stays unsigned.

How to read it

  1. Step 1

    Run the sector rollup

    Open Sector Flow & GEX Aggregation in Cookbooks.

  2. Step 2

    Read premium first, then net GEX

    A loud SIC group with negative net GEX is two facts. Do not treat the row as a sector fade.

  3. Step 3

    Drill a name, not the SIC string

    Rank and Option Trades still work at symbol grain. This report does not open a sector tape.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as Rank’s sector filter?
No. Rank rolls SIC into coarser families in the app. This cookbook groups the raw SIC string. They will not match row-for-row.
What is (unclassified)?
A missing SIC on SymbolMetaData — common for ETFs and indices. This report also limits the tape to STOCK so unclassified is mostly holes, not SPY.

Open Sector Flow & GEX Aggregation in TradingFlow

This public page describes the job. The recipe runs in the app and requires a subscription. It is not a free live report.