The U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal that fueled Monday's pre-market rally has delivered. SPY opened at 751.80, grinded to a session high of 756.68, and is holding near those highs at 756.50 — a clean bullish follow-through from this morning's above-call-wall positioning thesis. The call wall has shifted: what was 750 in the pre-market is now 760, meaning the rally has absorbed one full strike level of resistance and is pressing toward the next ceiling.
Under the hood, options flow is screaming confirmation. A $123M SPY 0DTE call sweep at the 754 strike printed with a vol/OI ratio of 131.9x — that is not hedging, that is directional aggression. Three separate SPX 0DTE call sweeps totaling over $280M hit at the 7545–7550 zone. Market breadth backs the tape: NYSE advancers lead decliners 1,821 to 937, and TRIN is a near-extreme 0.12 — buyers are in full control of internals.
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