Thursday delivered a clean risk-on sweep: SPY closed +0.96% at 772.49, breaking above its 765 call wall and holding it all session long. The move was telegraphed at the open — over $900M in SPX 0DTE call sweeps crossed at 09:02 ET alone, concentrated at 7700–7720 strikes, giving directional traders an early read on the day's tape.
QQQ came within a whisker of its 720 call wall, touching 718.90 at the high before fading to close at 717.16. Meanwhile, IWM lagged badly at +0.36%, closing near 295 — essentially pinned at its max pain level — while gold surged +1.76% alongside equities, a cross-asset signal worth watching into Friday.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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