SPY is opening Monday with a modest cash gap down of 1.34 points vs Friday's close, while gold is surging +1.00% in pre-market — a classic risk-off divergence worth watching. The SPY put wall sits at 765 and call wall at 766, meaning the pre-market print of 764.38 is already parked below both walls in a compressed options corridor with negative net GEX of -$6.80B.
The Nasdaq (QQQ) is showing the sharpest cash gap of the three majors at -0.63% vs Friday's close, now sitting well below its own put wall at 713. Meanwhile IWM is nearly flat on the weekend and hugging its 300 call wall — the small-cap picture is structurally different from large-cap tech. With 0DTE expirations active today across SPY, QQQ, and SPX, the first hour will likely be volatile and decisive.
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