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Jun 20 2024

NVIDIA Rejection at Call Wall Triggers Intraday Selloff as SpotGamma Delivers High-Conviction Short Setup

When large amounts of Gamma are set to expire and price approaches key resistance, volatility and directional moves can accelerate quickly. NVIDIA (NVDA) provided a textbook example of this dynamic, as a rally into a major call wall led to a sharp reversal driven by options positioning.

With heavy Call Gamma dominating the structure and a large expiration event looming, SpotGamma tools highlighted the potential for a downside move if price failed at resistance. As NVDA pushed into the $140 Call Wall, options flow shifted, with traders selling calls and buying puts, signaling a transition to bearish positioning.

This alignment between Gamma structure, flow signals, and key levels created a high-conviction short setup that drove NVDA from resistance down to liquidity targets near $130 intraday.

Author:  Doug Pless
Professional Trader & SpotGamma Content Contributor

The Setup The Tools The Execution The Payoff
Stock: NVIDIA (NVDA)

Trade Type: Intraday short using stock shares

Bias: Bearish reversal from key gamma resistance

Volatility: High volatility expected due to large gamma expiration and rapid gamma changes

Thesis: A rejection at the $140 call wall, combined with heavy call positioning and upcoming options expiration, could trigger a gamma unwind and downside move.
Equity Hub + Gamma Levels
• Call Wall: $140 (key resistance)
• Key Gamma Strike / Put Wall: $135
• Highlighted rapid gamma changes between ~$128–$140

Put/Call Impact Chart
• Call-dominated structure across price range
• Suggested potential for gamma unwind on downside move

HIRO
• Flow shift at resistance:
  – Traders selling calls
  – Traders buying puts
• Confirmed bearish positioning and hedging pressure

Bookmap
• Confirmed rejection at $140
• Highlighted liquidity targets at $136, $135, and $130
Entry: Short below $140 after rejection and flow shift

Trigger: Call selling + put buying at call wall + HIRO flow alert

Confirmation: Both call and put flow moving in same direction (bearish signal)

Trade Management:
• Partial exits near $136–$135
• Final exit near $130 liquidity

Duration: Intraday
Move Captured: ~$10 drop from resistance to final target

Result: High-conviction intraday short aligned with gamma structure and flow signals

Edge: Call wall rejection + gamma unwind + real-time flow confirmation

Exit Signal: Flow exhaustion as traders stopped selling calls and buying puts near $130

Key Takeaways

  • The $140 Call Wall acted as major resistance, triggering a reversal as expected.
  • Gamma structure signaled risk of a downside unwind, with heavy call positioning and large expiration approaching.
  • HIRO confirmed bearish positioning, showing traders selling calls and buying puts while market makers sold stock.
  • The move extended cleanly to liquidity near $130, delivering a high-probability intraday trade guided by SpotGamma tools.

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Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: Case Study, Doug Pless, NVDA

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