It's a 0DTE Monday with SPY/QQQ/SPX expirations in play, and the tape opens with a notable split: SPY pre-market last at 743.74 sits below Friday's session low of 744.48, while IWM prints 283.53 with a bullish trend bias score of 49 and 70% confidence. That small-cap resilience against large-cap softness is the clearest divergence in this morning's data.
Meanwhile, VIX has quietly slipped to 16.62 (-0.89%) and VVIX dropped to 91.16 (-3.84%), signaling that hedging demand is cooling heading into today's session — even as geopolitical noise around Iran and rate-focus headlines linger in the background. With 0DTE volume running at 71.9% of SPY flow, today's gamma dynamics near key strikes will dominate intraday price behavior. The call wall at 750 and put wall at 730 bracket SPY's probable range; how it opens relative to 744–745 VWAP territory is the first key tell.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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