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Market Analysis

Oct 28 2026

AMZN Earnings Preview: Can AWS Growth Justify the AI Spending Boom?

AMZN Earnings Preview: Can AWS Growth Justify the AI Spending Boom?

Amazon enters earnings with investors asking whether accelerating AWS demand can justify aggressive AI infrastructure spending.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: AMZN, bull call spread, dealer gamma, earnings, gamma, negative gamma, volatility

Oct 28 2026

Options Action Live: Call Selling Can Cap Mega-Cap Upside

Options Action Live: Call Selling Can Cap Mega-Cap Upside

Positive gamma resistance from mega-cap call selling can cap upside into earnings. See how dealer hedging and implied moves shaped Microsoft and Oracle.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: CNBC, dealer hedging, earnings, gamma, GOOGL, Implied Move, implied volatility, MSFT, ORCL

Oct 27 2026

A Tech-Led Rally the Volatility Surface Has Not Confirmed

A Tech-Led Rally the Volatility Surface Has Not Confirmed

A VIX skew slide, an unchanged volatility surface and negative forward gamma explain why this tech-led rally looks transient to options traders.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: 0DTE, dealer gamma, earnings, FOMC, implied volatility, QQQ, skew, tastylive, TSLA

Oct 27 2026

GOOGL & MSFT Earnings Preview: Two AI Hyperscalers, One Big Test for the Options Market

GOOGL & MSFT Earnings Preview: Two AI Hyperscalers, One Big Test for the Options Market

Wednesday evening brings one of the most consequential earnings events of the quarter as Alphabet and Microsoft report results within an hour of each other.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: dealer gamma, earnings, gamma, GOOGL, implied volatility, MSFT, volatility

Oct 27 2026

FOMC Preview: A Fed Pause Meets a Fragile Options Market

FOMC Preview: A Fed Pause Meets a Fragile Options Market

The Fed is widely expected to stand pat this Wednesday, but the options market is pricing anything but a quiet week.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: FOMC, gamma, implied volatility, interest rates, negative gamma, SPX, volatility

Oct 26 2026

APLD: $6.7 Million in Insider Buying Meets a Key Gamma Inflection

APLD: $6.7 Million in Insider Buying Meets a Key Gamma Inflection

Two senior executives make substantial purchases amid an AI infrastructure selloff, while options positioning points to an intriguing potential recovery setup.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis

Oct 25 2026

Dip Buyers Step into the AI Unwind

Will the Selloff Continue? The market began to waver at the end of last week, with the S&P 500 down nearly 2% and Nasdaq dropping 3% from mid-week highs. We noted a spike in MAGS put buying and a rising put/call ratio in our previous Sunday Newsletter as big tech earnings approached. Then, our October […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: AI trade unwind, CRWV call option, dealer gamma, DRAM call option, FOMC, implied volatility, NBIS calls, October OPEX, options positioning, options skew, SKHY calls, spotgamma weekly, SPX term structure, stock market selloff, volatility spike

Oct 23 2026

Rising Correlation Is Thinning Out The Rotation Trade

Rising Correlation Is Thinning Out The Rotation Trade

Rising correlation, firmer fixed-strike vol and steeper 3-month put skew suggest the rotation trade is weakening. See where hedges still look cheap.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: Brent Kochuba, correlation, hedging, implied volatility, IWM, put skew, SMH, SPY, tastylive

Oct 22 2026

Tech Selloff Looks Like Rotation: Brent Kochuba on Schwab Network

Tech Selloff Looks Like Rotation: Brent Kochuba on Schwab Network

Tech options positioning shows light put demand and short-vol bets into Meta and SPCX earnings, a mix that reads as rotation rather than de-risking.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: earnings, implied volatility, Leveraged ETFs, META, ORCL, put skew, Schwab Network, SPCX, TSLA

Oct 21 2026

META Earnings Preview: Will Volatility Outrun the Options Market?

META Earnings Preview: Will Volatility Outrun the Options Market?

Meta Platforms (META) reports Wednesday with investors weighing AI monetization against an increasingly expensive infrastructure buildout. For options traders, the question is different: Is the market charging enough premium for another outsized earnings gap?

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: broken wing butterfly, butterfly, earnings, gamma, implied volatility, META, negative gamma, put skew

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