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Nov 04 2026

Tech Vol Collapsed, Put Skew Held Rich: Options Action Live on CNBC

Tech Vol Collapsed, Put Skew Held Rich: Options Action Live on CNBC

How post-election put skew compression and falling implied vol reshaped options pricing in NVIDIA, Qualcomm and Alphabet, with the trades to match.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: CNBC, earnings, implied volatility, NVDA, QCOM, skew, SMH, volatility crush

Oct 23 2026

Rising Correlation Is Thinning Out The Rotation Trade

Rising Correlation Is Thinning Out The Rotation Trade

Rising correlation, firmer fixed-strike vol and steeper 3-month put skew suggest the rotation trade is weakening. See where hedges still look cheap.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: Brent Kochuba, correlation, hedging, implied volatility, IWM, put skew, SMH, SPY, tastylive

Oct 16 2026

Right-Tail Risk On CNBC: The Larger Moves Have Come To The Upside

Right-Tail Risk On CNBC: The Larger Moves Have Come To The Upside

Upside volatility risk may matter more than the sell-off: why recent up days have outrun down days, and where semiconductors keep finding support.

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: AI trade, CNBC, implied volatility, market rotation, realized volatility, right tail risk, semiconductors, SMH

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

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