Wednesday's session looked flat on the scoreboard but the tape told a wilder story. SPY closed at 751.16 — essentially unchanged — but only after a 3.16-point intraday round trip from 748.22 to 751.38, with the session's high water mark stopping just below the 752 call wall. QQQ was the real volatility story: it opened at 732.92, plunged to 725.52 — a 7.40-point intraday range — then staged a full recovery to close at 730.58, knifing back above the 730 call wall by the bell.
Under the hood, over $239M in NVDA call blocks and a $143M AAPL call sweep hit the tape, while a $109M META 0DTE call sweep (33x vol/OI ratio) signaled aggressive intraday bullish conviction. With VIX dropping 2.98% to 16.29 and 0DTE flow representing 71.3% of SPY volume, the day was defined by gamma-compressed swings and late-session repositioning into Thursday's open.
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