Equity futures are coming into Tuesday with modest overnight gains — SPY pre-market traded as high as 741.27, pressing right against the 740 call wall identified in options positioning. VIX has slipped another 3.86% to 18.43, signaling that implied volatility is deflating even as markets hold near recent highs.
The setup is more nuanced than the green pre-market print suggests. SPY net GEX is negative at -$4.56B, meaning dealers are net short gamma and price swings can amplify in either direction. With 68.6% of SPY volume in 0DTE contracts and the call wall sitting exactly where pre-market is trading, the open is a decision point — not a free pass higher.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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