Negative net GEX across SPY (-3.17B), QQQ, and especially IWM (-4.44B) means dealers are short gamma, so... 👉 expect amplified, trend-following moves rather than pinning!!! $SPY ’s $760 put wall is the key line—hold it and the $761–$772 expected range stays intact toward the distant $785 call wall; lose it and downside accelerates. $QQQ trades between its $730 put and $745 call walls while $IWM sits right on the $280 put wall, making small-caps the highest-vol name if that level breaks.

Levels and price action to watch today! $SPY ’s $7.67B positive GEX and $775 call wall just 1 point overhead should pin price in a tight $770–$778 dealer-suppressed range—fade rips into 775 and dips toward 770. $QQQ stays mean-reverting inside $733–$748 while below its $749 gamma flip and $750 call wall. $IWM ’s negative GEX coiled against the $288 call wall means a break of 286 or 289 is more likely to trend than reverse. #GEX #GammaExposure #0DTE #optionsflow

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$SPY and $QQQ are in firmly positive dealer gamma (+3.0B / +7.0B net GEX), so fade strength into the $770 and $730 call walls and buy dips at $764 / $726—dealers will pin and mean-revert inside those boxes. $IWM is the exception: negative GEX (−2.6B) with the call wall sitting on spot at $286, so dealers will amplify rather than dampen—trade with the break, not against it, and treat $280 as distant put-wall support only. Respect the tight SPY/QQQ ranges unless the lows give way. #OptionWalls #GEX #TradeSetups #IndexLevels

watching anchored VWAP from Oct. high 45.61... break and hold we can run to 46.58+ $IBIT gamma — Neutral at $45.70 Call wall 45.00 · Put wall 35.00 · Net GEX $253.3M IBIT is in positive-gamma territory above the $44.75 flip, so dealer hedging should suppress moves and pin spot near the $45 call wall (put wall far at… via @OptionScoutAI optionscout.ai/gex/s/KXjjZTc…

$SPY sits on the $760 put wall with deeply negative net GEX (−12.5B), so dealers will chase price: a clean break below 760 can accelerate toward the $755.91 range low, while any squeeze is capped well short of the $770 call wall. $QQQ is the tighter tape—positive GEX and a $720 call wall should pin it inside $714–$721. Treat $IWM the same as SPY: fade into $285–$287 and respect $281.56 if the $285 put wall fails. #GammaLevels #GEX #OptionSetups

$SPY is parked just under the $765 call wall with +$1.26B net GEX and a $762.41–$764.79 expected range, so fade tests of those bounds and treat it as a pin. $QQQ is even tighter: spot $716.16 sits on the $716 call wall with huge positive GEX and the gamma flip only at $717.69, so expect a grind inside $714.79–$717.53 unless that flip is taken out. $IWM is the exception—negative GEX (~-$3.0B) at the $288 call wall means dealers amplify moves, so size for a more directional, less mean-reverting session versus the large-cap magnets. #OptionTrader #OptionSetups #GammaLevels

Negative gamma across the board (SPY -9.4B, IWM -5.6B, $QQQ -2.4B) means dealers will chase price and amplify swings instead of pinning, so expect a volatile, trend-prone session inside the stated ranges. Fade $SPY into the $765 call wall or buy dips toward the $750 put wall, but treat $IWM’s $285 put wall as fragile support—a break opens a fast move to $281. Size smaller and let the first 30 minutes confirm whether we stay range-bound or trend. #optiontrader #GEX #GammaLevels

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Dealers are deeply short gamma (SPY net GEX –12.5B, QQQ –5.7B, IWM –5.9B) with no flip level, so expect amplified, trend-following swings instead of pinning. $SPY is sitting on the $760 put wall—hold it and grind toward $768; lose it and dealers sell into the drop toward $753. Same setup on $QQQ ($700 put wall) and $IWM ($285): fade less, trade with momentum, and treat the given ranges as today’s hard bounds.

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Negative dealer gamma across $SPY (−$17.8B), $QQQ (−$8.6B), and $IWM (−$6.1B) means today’s tape should amplify moves, not pin them—trade with momentum, not mean-reversion. SPY is already under the $760 put wall with a $745–$773 expected range, so a hold of that zone keeps two-way flow while a clean break invites dealers to chase lower QQQ ($702) and IWM ($287) sit just above their $700 and $285 put walls, which are the only nearby supports that matter. Lose those puts and the path of least resistance is down toward the lower ends of the given ranges. #GEX #OptionTrading #GEXLevels #NegativeGamma

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Dealers are long gamma in $SPY and $QQQ (net GEX +576M / +2.14B) with flips far above spot, so fade the edges of the tight $764.72–$767.30 and $715.27–$719.27 bands and treat the $770/$720 call walls as magnet resistance. $IWM is short gamma (−2.18B) sitting on its $291 call wall, so expect amplified directional swings rather than pinning—trade with momentum instead of mean reversion there. #optionTrader #GEXBriefing #PreMarketLevels #GammaLevels

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Dealers are deeply short gamma across the board ($SPY net GEX −17.1B, $QQQ −9.0B, $IWM −5.8B), so expect amplified, trend-friendly volatility instead of pin/mean-reversion. SPY is already under the $760 put wall with $770 as the call-wall ceiling; failure to reclaim 760 opens a fast move toward the $745 lower bound. Key tests: QQQ must hold $705 and IWM recapture $290, or the short-gamma hedging flow will press both lower through their expected ranges. #GEX #GammaLevels #OptionTrader #PreMarketBriefing #ExpectedRange

Dealers are short gamma across the board (SPY net GEX –11.3B, $QQQ –4.0B, IWM –4.3B), so expect amplified swings rather than pinning. $SPY sits between the $760 put wall and $770 call wall inside a $755–$772 range—fade strength into 770 and respect a 760 break as potential acceleration lower. $IWM’s tighter $288–$298 band and nearby $290 put wall will flag whether small-caps confirm the risk tone.

$SPY and $IWM are both in heavy negative GEX (−3.86B and −2.39B), so dealers will chase price—trade momentum inside SPY $763–$775 and IWM $293–$299 and don’t fade breakouts. $QQQ is the opposite: +1.58B GEX with spot sitting on the $720 call wall, so expect pinning in $716–$726 and fade the edges until a clean range break. Watch SPY’s $760 put wall as the magnet if selling accelerates.

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Dealers are deeply short gamma (SPY net GEX −6.7B, QQQ −4.9B, IWM −4.9B), so expect amplified, two-way volatility rather than pinning. Fade $SPY strength well below the distant $780 call wall and treat the $760 put wall (just under spot) as first support—hold it and the $755–768 expected range is in play; lose it and the move accelerates. Same playbook in $QQQ ($700 put wall) and $IWM ($285): sell rips, buy dips inside the posted ranges with tight risk.

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Negative dealer gamma across $SPY (-9.5B), $QQQ (-5.1B), and $IWM (-5.0B) sets up a volatile session where moves amplify away from strikes. SPY spot at 761.94 sits just above its 760 put wall with the 780 call wall capping upside, so fade strength toward 775 and buy weakness only if 749 holds; QQQ follows the same pattern with 700 support and 730 resistance. #GEXbrief #GEXSetups #OptionTrading #TradeSetups

$PLTR You’re sitting right on the **190 call wall** with positive-gamma dealers and an expected range of roughly 183–193. RSI is 70 and you’re 30% above the 50-day, so this isn’t a “send it” setup — it’s a “hold the wall / poke it” setup. The 197.5+ debit spreads the screener likes are lottery tickets; they need a move well outside that range. The two that actually fit: - **Sep 18 190 call** (18 DTE) — more room if it just grinds instead of ripping. - **Sep 11 190 call** (11 DTE) — cheaper, same idea, less forgiveness. Both are ~0.46–0.48 delta, so you’re paying for real directional exposure instead of hoping for an 8–10% melt-up in a week and a half. Premium is the whole risk.

$SPY 's negative net GEX of -7.7B with spot pinned between the 765 put wall and 772 call wall signals dealer short gamma, amplifying volatility and pinning price action near 765–772. $QQQ and $IWM show similar negative gamma setups (-2.37B and -4.13B), with QQQ likely to test 700–725 and IWM 290–298. Fade moves into the call walls or buy dips to the put walls for intraday swings. #OptionTrader #OptionGEX #TradeSetup

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Morning #GEX Briefing - $SPY positive net GEX pins price near the $770 call wall, favoring range trades or premium sales between $761.85–$774.23 with support at the $760 put wall. $QQQ follows the same dealer long-gamma setup, capping upside at the $715 call wall and containing action to $711.26–$722.58. $IWM 's negative net GEX flips the script, opening the door for a breakout beyond the $305/$295 walls once $302.51 or $294.51 breaks. #optiontrader #TradingOptions #OptionGEX #TradeIdeas

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Negative net GEX across $SPY (-7.35B), $QQQ (-2.34B), and $IWM (-2.52B) signals dealer hedging will amplify directional moves rather than pin prices. SPY sits at its $765 put wall with upside capped at the $780 call wall, keeping the session range-bound between $757–$772 unless $780 breaks. Traders should target QQQ longs into the $720 call wall or IWM shorts below the $295 put wall for the cleanest gamma-driven momentum. #AITrading #OptionTrading #GEX

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Pre-market GEX Briefing: Negative GEX across $SPY , $QQQ , and $IWM signals dealer hedging that will amplify intraday swings. - SPY is pinned at the $765 put wall with resistance at the $780 call wall, confining moves to the $758–771 range; - QQQ sits at its $710 put wall eyeing the $730 call wall inside $696–722. - IWM offers the cleanest setup above $295 support targeting the $305 call wall within $296–303—favor long scalps on holds at put walls and fade call-wall tests.

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$SPY spot at 766.45 sits inside the 764.79–768.11 range with the 770 call wall capping upside and 760 put wall providing support, so fade any break outside while positive net GEX keeps volatility suppressed. $QQQ at 716.17 is similarly pinned between 713.34–719.00, with the 720 call wall as resistance and 734.89 gamma flip as a potential magnet on strength. $IWM near its 300 call wall within the tight 299.29–301.05 band favors short gamma scalps on either side.

$200 trade idea for $ONDS ONDS is down 6% today to $8.38 on ~60M shares — and nothing in the feed explains it. Last headlines were bullish (Aran Defense deal, Oppenheimer to $18). You’re sitting just under the $8.50 put wall, still a tick above the 50-day ($8.24), RSI 48. Dealers are in a positive-gamma / dampening regime; expected range is only $8.04–$8.72. Chasing this dump with puts is the wrong side of that. I’d fade it with calls, not ride it with puts. Plan: 4× the Sep 4 $8.5 calls (~16d). That’s ~$186 of the $200. Strike is the put wall you just lost — reclaim $8.50 and those start working. Breakeven is a ~7% bounce, not a moonshot. Skip the 9-day 8.5s the screener ranked higher: after a no-news 6% day you need room for chop, not a 9-day binary. If you want more time: 4× the Sep 18 $9 calls. That’s the liquid strike (17k OI), full $200, breakeven sits right on the gamma flip (~$9.57) with the $10 call wall above it. Slower, needs a bigger move, less likely to die in a two-day grind. IV is ~76–79%. You’re paying up for the dump. Size is 4 contracts, not 6–8 of the cheap weeklies — $200 is the max loss, not a license to lever the short-dated ones. Puts ($8 and $7.5) are the fade I’d skip: you’d need another 7–15% down just to break even, into a dampening tape that already did 6% with no catalyst. If it closes under $8.17 (today’s low) and the 50-day, the bounce thesis is wrong — don’t average.

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$UBER spot at 78.51 sits just below gamma flip at 78.99 with positive net GEX and call wall at 80, suggesting dealer hedging may pin price and suppress moves.

$CRCL at 83.83 near 85 call wall with positive net GEX suggests dealer hedging will likely suppress volatility and pin spot above the 79.76 gamma flip.

$MRVL spot at 243.76 above 238.93 gamma flip with positive net GEX suggests dealer long-gamma hedging may suppress volatility toward 250 call wall. Also the anchored VWAP from the June 18th high is at $246.83 so keep this price level in mind as possible resistance.

$WMT negative net GEX with spot at 103.76 near 105 put wall suggests dealer hedging may amplify moves around that level. Watch out for $102 - $100 as that look like a strong Put Wall for support. May be a good place to play a bounce

Trade the edges: fade tests of the call walls or accelerate shorts on sustained breaks of the put walls. $SPY sits pinned at its $765 put wall with -6.45B net GEX, setting up dealer hedging that will likely amplify any break below spot while capping gains near the $775 call wall inside the $751–$780 range. $QQQ and IWM mirror the negative gamma environment, with QQQ’s walls at $730/$700 $IWM ’s at $305/$295 pointing to volatility expansion toward their respective upper bounds of $732 and $308. #optiontrading #gamma #pricelevels

$BMNR at 20.78 above 20 call wall with positive GEX suggests dealer hedging likely pins price near 20 and suppresses moves toward 18.68 gamma flip.

On $CRCL lets see if we can flip gamma and break through the call wall at $80

Price flipped gamma 🚀

$SPY $QQQ $IWM Gamma flip points and call wall

$PLTR at 170.87 near 170 call wall with positive net GEX suggests dealer hedging likely pinning spot and suppressing next-session moves.

$SPCX positive net GEX with spot at 128.7 near the 129.65 gamma flip and 130 call wall implies dealer hedging will suppress volatility around these levels.

$ASTS at 71.1 below 75 call wall with positive net GEX suggests dealer long-gamma hedging may suppress volatility and pin spot inside 68.17-74.03 expected move. Top sweep hit 70 call 07 Aug. for $1.03M premium bullish

$F at 16.28 sits in positive GEX with dealers long gamma, suppressing moves toward the $17 call wall while gamma flip sits far below at $14.11.

Aggressive $SPY call sweeps at 738-741 strikes signal bullish long-term positioning amid gamma walls supporting $QBTS and $INFQ upside. $QBTS $25 call wall $RGTI $20 call wall $INFQ $15 call wall

$NVDA positive 1.48B net GEX with spot at 223.58 points to dealer hedging suppressing moves and pinning below the 230 call wall inside the 212.60-234.56 expected range. $QQQ $715 call wall $NVDA $230 call wall $IREN $65 call wall

$SPY and QQQ absorb large put sweeps near 700-735 strikes with QQQ negative GEX highlighting downside gamma walls. $ASTS = $100 CALL wall / $70 PUT wall $ONDS = $12 CALL wall / $9 PUT wall $QQQ = $725 CALL wall / $700 PUT wall

$PTON beats revenue ($631M, +1.1% YoY) and flips GAAP profitable ($26M), but 218K subscriber drop signals fragile confidence.. but very bullish price action and relative strength in today's down tape!

30yr Treasury yield spikes to 5.1%—the 'fire alarm' igniting tech's fragile rally as semis like $NVDA plunge on profit-taking. Short NDX futures if yields hold above 5%; watch for breakdowns on volume. Your tactical edge starts here.

Bullish call sweeps into $NVDA $235 and $SPY $746 target call walls amid positive dealer gamma.

Key levels to watch $SPY $745 CALL wall $NVDA $230 possible gamma flip #TradePlan

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$SPY PUT wall being tested right now at $735

$SPY rejected off the $740 CALL wall and now we will see if the gamma flip triggers to drive us higher or if we pull back below the daily VWAP at $739.05 Keep an eye on $SPY $740