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Nov 09 2026

CPI Preview: Can Cooling Inflation Stabilize Stocks—or Trigger Another Volatility Shock?

CPI Preview: Can Cooling Inflation Stabilize Stocks—or Trigger Another Volatility Shock?

Tuesday’s CPI report arrives amid a pullback in technology stocks and renewed uncertainty surrounding the AI trade. A cooler inflation reading could ease pressure on Treasury yields, while another upside surprise may reinforce expectations for further Fed tightening.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: CPI, gamma, negative gamma, SPX, volatility

Oct 14 2026

Why Option Premiums Look Too Thin To Sell

Gamma Guy: Why Option Premium Looks Too Thin To Sell

Why selling options premium offers thin compensation with short-dated implied volatility near its lows, and the SPX gamma levels that would change that.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: CPI, dealer gamma, implied volatility, NVDA, OPEX, put selling, realized volatility, SPX, tastylive

Oct 12 2026

CPI Meets Positive Gamma: The SPX Levels That Could Determine the Next Move

CPI Preview: Can Cooling Inflation Keep Stocks Moving Higher?

Wednesday’s inflation report could determine whether stocks extend their rally or face renewed selling pressure as rising Treasury yields threaten to disrupt a relatively calm options market.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: CPI, dealer gamma, gamma, implied volatility, negative gamma, OPEX, SPX, volatility

Sep 10 2026

CPI Is the Catalyst. 7600 Is the Trade.

CPI Preview: The Print That Decides Next Week's Fed Meeting

Markets are pricing a roughly 70% chance of a rate hike at the September 16 FOMC, and August CPI is the last inflation print the Fed sees before deciding. A look at what the option market is implying, the gamma setup into Friday’s expiration, and the three scenarios that matter.

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

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