The S&P 500 ETF has spent the afternoon session sandwiched between its 750 put wall and 751 call wall — a one-dollar corridor that captures where the bulk of today's 0DTE gamma is anchored. SPY last printed 750.61, with a session high of 751.11 that kissed one cent above the 751 call wall before pulling back, suggesting real resistance at that strike cluster.
Meanwhile, the session's most dramatic story is TSLA, up nearly 6% on the day after an aggressive triple-sweep of 0DTE calls at the 400, 405, and 410 strikes totaling over $400M in premium at the open bell — a flow signal that preceded a move from a session low of 390.57 to a high of 418.29. AMD also drew two large institutional prints totaling $699M across August and October call strikes, adding a speculative bid to the semiconductor space even as MSFT trades down 1.68% and introduces a notable crack in mega-cap tech uniformity.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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