Wednesday delivered a broad selloff with Nasdaq and small-caps each dropping over 2%, while three massive SPX put sweeps — totaling $623M in premium — hit the tape at 09:02 ET, more than an hour before the session lows were printed. Silver collapsed 6.2% and gold shed 1.5%, signaling cross-asset deleveraging rather than a narrow equity-specific move.
QQQ closed at 728.04, well below its 740 put wall, and IWM closed at 271.08, barely holding above its 270 put wall. SPY ended at 769.09, below both its put wall (772) and max pain (772), in a session that opened near the highs and never recovered. Paul Tudor Jones publicly declared he'll be short stocks all of 2027 — the macro backdrop is not improving.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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