S&P 500 futures are essentially flat this morning, but SPY is walking into Monday's session already sitting above its own call wall at 775 — a level that capped Friday's session low by just 15 cents. With 72% of SPY's volume coming from 0DTE contracts and no major economic catalysts on the calendar, the dominant force today is options structure, not macro.
The setup is structurally split: SPY's negative net GEX (-$6.30B) argues for choppy, amplified moves, while SPX's massive positive GEX (+$12.43B) suggests institutional 0DTE positioning is anchoring the index near its 7800 call wall. Gold is selling off (-0.75%) while equities hold flat — a mild risk-on divergence — but the real story today is whether SPY can hold above 775 or gets dragged back toward its 771 max pain level.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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