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See institutional data (Max Pain) directly on Twitter/Reddit Stop trading based on social media hype. Start seeing what Market Makers see. Market X-Ray is the ultimate browser extension for traders on X (formerly Twitter). It automatically detects stock tickers (like $TSLA, $NVDA, $AAPL) in your feed and overlays institutional-grade financial data—instantly. 🚀 Why Market X-Ray? Twitter is full of noise. Retail traders get trapped by "pumps" while institutions quietly position themselves elsewhere. Market X-Ray gives you the "God View" of the market without leaving your feed. 💎 Key Features: 🎯 Institutional Max Pain: See the exact price level where option sellers (Market Makers) want the stock to expire. This is often the strongest magnet for stock prices by Friday close. 🤖 AI Smart Analysis: Our built-in AI analyzes the Option Chain structure and gives you a one-sentence, objective bias (Bullish/Bearish/Neutral). No fluff, just math. ⚡ Zero-Lag Hover: Simply hover your mouse over any ticker ($SYMBOL). No clicks required. 📊 Real-Time Data: Fetches live option data, not yesterday's close. 🔒 Privacy First: We do NOT track your browsing history. We do NOT read your DMs or personal tweets. The extension only activates when it detects a financial ticker (e.g., $AAPL) to fetch public financial data. Free during Beta. Join the smart money. Install Market X-Ray today.
Jan 27, 2026
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