Thursday's session delivered a strong reversal from the pre-market narrative: QQQ — flagged bearish this morning — surged +1.13% to 731.85, tagging a session high of 733.75, while SPY broke cleanly above the 775 call wall and is now pressing toward the 780 level. Gold is selling off hard at -1.18%, reinforcing the risk-on tone, with equities getting a further lift from a cooler-than-expected Producer Price Index print.
The real story is the 0DTE flow divergence: a pair of bearish SPX put sweeps totaling $129M landed in the first 40 minutes of trading at the 7800-7810 strikes — right where the market opened — yet price has climbed through that zone and is holding above it at midday. When bearish 0DTE bets of that size fail to suppress price, the implication is a tape with genuine bid underneath it, not a head-fake rally.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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