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Market Analysis

Apr 28 2026

The 3 Most Important Greeks for 0DTE Trading

SPX gamma pressure and GEX by strike chart showing candlestick price action with overlay heatmap and Greeks distribution on May 6, 2026.

Discover the three options Greeks that matter most for 0DTE trading: Gamma, Delta, and Charm. Learn how each impacts intraday price action and market maker hedging.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis

Apr 28 2026

How to Trade the Vanna Rally: Profiting When Volatility Drops

VIX term structure chart comparing two dates with implied volatility levels across expiration dates from April to January 2027.

Learn how to identify and trade Vanna-driven rallies. Understand the mechanics of dealer hedging flows when implied volatility collapses and use SpotGamma to time your entries.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis

Apr 28 2026

Vanna and Charm Explained: The Hidden Greeks Driving Market Rallies

SPX options chart showing charm pressure exposure and GEX by strike with candlesticks and delta levels from May 6, 2026.

Discover how Vanna and Charm pressure influence S&P 500 price action. Learn how market maker hedging around these ‘hidden’ greeks creates predictable market rallies and pins.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis

Apr 28 2026

5 Stocks with the Most Predictable Earnings IV Crush

NVDA options flow chart showing gamma, delta, and strike levels with current price at $211.88 and walls marked.

Discover which stocks exhibit the most consistent implied volatility collapse after earnings and how to use SpotGamma Equity Hub to time your entries.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis

Apr 27 2026

How to Trade GEX Flips: An Intraday Masterclass Using SpotGamma TRACE

SpotGamma TRACE chart showing intraday GEX flip and negative gamma pocket.

One of the most profitable setups in options-land is the GEX Flip—the moment a market transitions from a stable, “pinned” environment into a high-volatility “squeeze” or “slide.” Using the TRACE charts from April 23, 2026, we can see exactly how this transition occurs in real-time. Stage 1: The Stable Open (9:30 AM EST) At the […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis

Apr 26 2026

How next week’s earnings could drive volatility

SPX implied volatility chart showing FIV at 22% and IV at 15% from late April through late July 2026.

Markets pushed to fresh all-time highs this week, driven by continued strength in AI stocks. One of the notable stores was SMH (the semiconductor ETF) which surged over 30% this month to cap 168% gain in the past year. While euphoric spirits have recently prevailed, next week brings an event-heavy calendar that might shift the […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: call buying, call options, Convexity, dealer gamma, earnings, geopolitical risk, implied vol, iv, MSFT, rv, spotgamma weekly, SPX, volatility

Apr 19 2026

The Hidden Mechanics Behind Last Week’s Rally

Stacked area chart showing SPX call volume by expiration tenor from 2019 to 2026, with total volume reaching 2.43 million contracts.

The S&P 500 has bounced back to record highs, closing decisively above 7,100 after Friday’s 1.2% rally. That marks a 12% rise from March lows in just under three weeks. In that same timeframe, volatility expectations have seemingly collapsed: VIX is down 40% since March 31, dropping from >30 to below 18. Crude oil has […]

Written by Simon Scholten · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: call buying, call options, dealer gamma, dealer positioning, geopolitical risk, implied vol, iv, OPEX, rv, spotgamma weekly, SPX, volatility

Apr 12 2026

Vol Crush Lifts the S&P 500 — Will the Rally Last?

SPX gamma chart showing positive gamma peak near 6820 and negative gamma regime below 7020.

Following last week’s ceasefire announcement, the S&P 500 lifted 3% from roughly 6,550 to 6,800. On the surface, this rally looked like a meaningful shift toward risk-on sentiment as implied volatility collapsed rapidly across all expirations. Similarly, VIX plummeted below 20 for the first time in four weeks, marking one of its largest single-day declines ever. Yet […]

Written by Simon Scholten · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: dealer gamma, dealer positioning, geopolitical risk, implied vol, iv, negative gamma, OPEX, spotgamma weekly, SPX, vanna, vol crush, volatility

Apr 05 2026

How One Key Level Drove Last Week’s Rally

SPX gamma exposure and net OI chart showing price movement with negative gamma spike and Iran headline event on Mar 31, 2026.

The S&P 500 bounced back 2% last week after scraping against 6-month lows. Mixed headlines on the Iran conflict explained much of this tug-of-war, yet markets are still holding their breath. For many traders, the rally felt counterintuitive: How can equities rally so furiously if geopolitical uncertainties remain unresolved? When looking at Tuesday’s major bounce in […]

Written by Simon Scholten · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: dealer gamma, dealer positioning, FOMC, geopolitical risk, implied vol, iv, JPM Collar, negative gamma, OPEX, put skew, realized vol, spotgamma weekly, SPX, trace, volatility

Apr 01 2026

GEX & JPM Collar: SpotGamma on TastyTrade

Brent SpotGamma talks with TastyTrade live about JPM Collar Trade, GEX and DEX

How Options Market Structure Controls Intraday Price Action: GEX, Dealer Hedging, and the JP Morgan Collar Trade Most traders watch price. Sophisticated traders watch flow. But the traders with real structural edge watch what dealers are forced to do — because when the biggest participants in the world’s largest options complex are compelled to hedge, markets move […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: DEX, gamma hedging, GEX, hedging, JPM Collar

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