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Nov 02 2026

Relatively Few Traders Are Positioned For The Right Tail

Relatively Few Traders Are Positioned For The Right Tail

SPX right tail risk may be under-owned: the whole vol surface lifted, flows leaned to call spreads, and put flies cap the cost of hedging 7,600.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: 0DTE, AAPL, hedging, implied volatility, META, ORCL, skew, SPX, tastylive

Oct 28 2026

Options Action Live: Call Selling Can Cap Mega-Cap Upside

Options Action Live: Call Selling Can Cap Mega-Cap Upside

Positive gamma resistance from mega-cap call selling can cap upside into earnings. See how dealer hedging and implied moves shaped Microsoft and Oracle.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: CNBC, dealer hedging, earnings, gamma, GOOGL, Implied Move, implied volatility, MSFT, ORCL

Oct 22 2026

Tech Selloff Looks Like Rotation: Brent Kochuba on Schwab Network

Tech Selloff Looks Like Rotation: Brent Kochuba on Schwab Network

Tech options positioning shows light put demand and short-vol bets into Meta and SPCX earnings, a mix that reads as rotation rather than de-risking.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: earnings, implied volatility, Leveraged ETFs, META, ORCL, put skew, Schwab Network, SPCX, TSLA

Sep 10 2026

S&P 500 Negative Gamma Below 7,600 — Brent Kochuba on tastylive

S&P 500 Negative Gamma Below 7,600 Meets Vol With Room to Lift

Brent Kochuba, founder of SpotGamma, joined tastylive Thursday to map S&P 500 negative gamma below 7,600, a lifting vol surface and Oracle’s call skew.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: 0DTE, dealer hedging, earnings, implied volatility, IWM, negative gamma, ORCL, SPX, tastylive

Sep 09 2026

Oracle Earnings Preview: $638B AI Backlog vs. an 11.5% Options Implied Move

Oracle Earnings Preview: Can Its $638 Billion AI Backlog Clear the Options Market's 11% Implied Test?

Oracle reports fiscal Q1 2027 after the close on Thursday, September 10. The September 11 options are pricing an unusually large move, dealer gamma is tilted positive below current prices, and CPI lands before Friday’s open.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: butterfly spread, dealer gamma, earnings, gamma, Implied Move, iron condor, negative gamma, ORCL, tail risk, volatility

Sep 22 2020

ORCL Launch?

ORCL Spot Gamma line chart of call and put gamma by strike with green volatility potential box near 60.

One of the names catching headlines recently is ORCL. They have a conditionally approved deal to takeover TikToc, and that appears to have call buyers excited. In the chart below our “Hedge Wall” (blue dotted line) is at 60 – this is a key support/resistance level in the name. Note the blue call gamma line […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis, Stock · Tagged: ORCL

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