Equities have had a full session of movement: SPY tagged 741.81 intraday — just above the 740 call wall flagged this morning — before pulling back to 738.91. The real story right now is half a billion dollars in 0DTE SPX call sweeps concentrated between the 7375 and 7410 strikes, with FOMC Minutes dropping at 14:00 ET and NVDA earnings after the close. Traders are making large, short-fuse bets that this market has more upside left today.
IWM is the quiet standout: it opened at 274.83, pushed all the way to 279.84, and is currently holding 278.39 — well above the 275 max-pain pin called this morning and close to the 280 call wall. Crude oil slid hard from a 102.79 high to 99.49 after a surprise 7.864M barrel inventory drawdown, an unusual move that may reflect refinery run cuts rather than demand strength. With two high-impact catalysts still ahead, the afternoon has the potential to resolve this choppy, indecisive tape in either direction.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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