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Nov 08 2026

The Mechanics Behind Thursday’s Selloff

The Mechanics Behind Thursday's Selloff

Options positioning accelerated last week’s sharp selloff. Here’s how negative dealer gamma, rising implied volatility and missing 0DTE support shaped the move, and what to watch into November OPEX.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: AI trade, crwv, dealer gamma, implied volatility, negative gamma, november, OPEX, selloff, SPX, VIX

Nov 07 2026

Hedges Rolled Down, Not Off: Brent Kochuba on Excess Returns

Hedges Rolled Down, Not Off: Brent Kochuba on Excess Returns

How the election volatility premium collapsed, why hedges rolled down instead of off, and what negative gamma leaves in place below the S&P 500.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: correlation, Excess Returns, negative gamma, NVDA, OPEX, SPX, VIX, volatility risk premium

Nov 06 2026

The Volatility Trap: What Options Markets Reveal About the Next Two Weeks

The Volatility Trap: What Options Markets Reveal About the Next Two Weeks

Rising volatility, dealer gamma exposure, and upcoming catalysts could determine whether markets stabilize or face another wave of selling.

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

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

Oct 12 2026

The OPEX Effect: Put Selling Is Still Doing The Work

The OPEX Effect: Put Selling Is Still Doing The Work

Single stock put selling has left dealers long gamma while realized vol sits near lows. See the positioning levels that would change the read.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: dealer gamma, Excess Returns, IWM, NVDA, OPEX, realized volatility, skew, SPX, The OPEX Effect

Sep 15 2026

FOMC Preview: The Hike Is Priced. The Dots Aren’t.

FOMC Preview: The Hike Is Priced. The Dots Aren't.

A 25bp hike is overwhelmingly expected on September 16, which makes the dot plot the real surprise vector. A look at what the options market is pricing, where the big volatility hedges are showing up, why September VIX settles before the decision, and why Friday’s expiration may be the bigger structural event.

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

Sep 15 2026

Gamma Guy: S&P 500 Realized Volatility Is the Lowest Since 2020

Gamma Guy: S&P 500 Realized Volatility Is the Lowest Since 2020

Brent Kochuba, founder of SpotGamma, joined tastylive Tuesday to explain why S&P 500 realized volatility sits at 2020 lows ahead of FOMC and a huge OPEX.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: 0DTE, FOMC, implied volatility, NDX, negative gamma, OPEX, realized volatility, SPX, tastylive, VIX

Sep 12 2026

September OPEX Options Positioning: Why 7,600 Is the Line | The OPEX Effect

September OPEX Options Positioning: Why 7,600 Is the Line | The OPEX Effect

Brent Kochuba of SpotGamma joined Excess Returns Thursday on September OPEX options positioning, the 7,600 gamma line, oil-rate risk and cheap tech vol.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: correlation, dealer hedging, Excess Returns, implied volatility, negative gamma, OPEX, SMH, SPX, The OPEX Effect

Sep 09 2026

Gamma Guy with tastylive: Options Positioning Pins the Index While Tech Names Make Moves

Gamma Guy: September OPEX Positioning Pins the Index While Tech Moves

Brent Kochuba, founder of SpotGamma, broke down September OPEX positioning, 0DTE flows and cheap IWM hedges on tastylive Tuesday, September 8.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: 0DTE, AAPL, dealer gamma, dispersion, implied volatility, IWM, OPEX, SPX, tastylive

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