S&P futures are essentially flat overnight, with SPY pre-market last at 755.96 — sitting just above the 755 call wall heading into Friday's weekly expiration. The eye-opener is the VIX: down 5.51% pre-market to 15.77 even as equity futures show zero net movement, a compression that historically signals dealer hedges are being unwound, not added.
At the same time, gold is bid +0.66% to 415.08 while equities go nowhere, and headlines show Trump wavering on an Iran ceasefire deal — 'wants a couple more days to think.' That geopolitical uncertainty is keeping a floor under safe-haven demand even as vol collapses. Today's session will be shaped by two competing forces: expiry-driven pinning near the 755 call wall, and a macro backdrop that hasn't fully resolved.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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