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Apr 26 2026

How next week’s earnings could drive volatility

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

Nov 18 2025

Microsoft Reversal at Key Gamma Resistance Delivers Profit Using a Structured Options Spread

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Options positioning often reveals where volatility and directional momentum can emerge, especially around key Gamma levels. In this case study from 18-21 November 2025, Microsoft (MSFT) provided a textbook example of how SpotGamma tools can help traders identify resistance, confirm options flow, and structure a trade with controlled risk. When Microsoft gapped down and briefly […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Case Study · Tagged: Case Study, Doug Pless, MSFT

Dec 20 2024

How an Options Flow Flip on MSFT Delivered Fast Intraday Gains

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Looking for high probability, fast intraday wins? Let options flows and Gamma levels be your guide. This intraday Microsoft (MSFT) setup from December 20th, 2024 showcases how to use real-time options flow, key Gamma levels, and volatility signals from SpotGamma to time a high-probability long trade — right off the 430 Put Wall. Professional trader […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Case Study · Tagged: Case Study, Doug Pless, MSFT

Mar 26 2022

Identifying Opportunities with HIRO

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Trader Doug Pless recently played a common setup we see in the HIRO data. HIRO can be quite valuable in helping traders identify a turn in trend, not only on declines but also on strong rallies. Below is a chart of MSFT from Friday, and you can see that the stock (black line) traded sharply […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: HIRO, Market Analysis · Tagged: HIRO, MSFT

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