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JPM earnings

Oct 11 2026

Banks Look for an Earnings Bounce Ahead

XLF: The Next Rate-Sensitive Setup The S&P 500 once again flirts with all-time highs, proving that current headwinds can do little to sway bullish sentiment. The threat of rising rates continues on as one such headwinds, creating interesting trade opportunities along the way. Last week, we highlighted an opportunity in the utilities sector (XLU) if […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: bank earnings, Bond Volatility, call skew, Call Volume, dealer gamma, financial sector ETF, Gamma Exposure, Goldman Sachs, implied volatility, JPM earnings, JPMorgan, options positioning, options skew, Rate-Sensitive Sectors, spotgamma weekly, xlf calls, xlf puts

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