SPY opened at 775.89, briefly pierced its 775 call wall to a session high of 776.81, then sold off hard — currently sitting at 771.65, caught between the 775 call wall above and the 770 put wall below. Gold is the real story today: GLD is up +3.91%, a rare day where precious metals are surging while equities are essentially flat, pointing to something deeper than a simple risk-on rally.
NVDA is a notable outlier to the upside, gaining +4.34% to 221.13, while MSFT is dragging at -0.78% and TSLA is off -1.26%. The index-level calm masks real dispersion underneath. With 0DTE expirations active today on the MWF cycle and SPY wedged between two gamma walls, the afternoon is a coin flip without a catalyst — but the opening flow tells a cautionary tale.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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