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S&P 500 volatility

Jul 26 2026

Big Tech Earnings and FOMC Collide

NDX term structure chart showing implied volatility across expirations from July to August 2026, with peaks at FOMC and tech earnings dates.

The Dispersion Unwind Arrives Last week, we noted in our pre-market Founder’s Note that markets were skating on thin ice. In addition to growing macro risks, COR1M had collapsed below 8 signaling extreme dispersion between index and single-stock volatility. After our Risk Pivot level was breached on Thursday, the growing negative gamma environment amplified the […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: AI trade unwind, dealer gamma, earnings implied move, earnings volatility, Gamma Exposure, implied volatility, INTC options, Intel earnings, July OPEX, Mag 7 earnings, market makers, options positioning, realized volatility, S&P 500 volatility, semiconductor stocks, spotgamma weekly, synthetic gamma

Jul 19 2026

Will the AI Unwind Finally Spill Over?

SPX put and call gamma impact chart showing strike prices 6935-8080 with total gamma line peaking near 7535 strike.

Last week delivered a string of constructive catalysts that supported the market through Thursday. Inflation ran cooler than expected, bank earnings impressed, retail sales beat, and ASML and TSM offered encouraging commentary towards semiconductor demand. While hostilities with Iran escalated, the market remained quite stable until Friday’s 1% drop following the Kimi-3 announcement. The stability […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: AI trade unwind, dealer gamma, earnings implied move, earnings volatility, Gamma Exposure, implied volatility, INTC options, Intel earnings, July OPEX, Mag 7 earnings, market makers, options positioning, realized volatility, S&P 500 volatility, semiconductor stocks, spotgamma weekly, synthetic gamma

Jul 12 2026

Volatility Approaches Record Lows — Is It Priced Too Cheap?

SPX term structure chart showing implied volatility curves from July through September 2026, with major events labeled.

The S&P 500 spent early July grinding higher with sector rotation quietly forming beneath a calm index. As SPX price action remained relatively muted over the past week, implied volatility dropped to near-record lows as of Friday: IV for contracts expiring next week now sit in the 6-10% range. Regardless of any directional bias for […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: dealer gamma, earnings volatility, Gamma Exposure, implied volatility, July OPEX, market makers, Netflix options, NFLX earnings, options positioning, options term structure, options trading, realized volatility, S&P 500 volatility, spotgamma weekly, SPX put fly, synthetic gamma

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