Wednesday delivered a split-screen session: gold surged +4.00% and silver +4.71% while NVDA shed -0.88% and QQQ finished negative on the day. SPY closed up a modest +0.19%, masking a 3.82-point intraday range that saw the session high briefly punch above the 770 call wall before sellers dragged price back below it into the close.
Beneath the surface, options flow told a cautious story. A pair of SPX 0DTE put sweeps totaling $288M hit the tape at 09:01 ET, and a $270M SPX put block at 8000 strike landed mid-morning — all classified bearish or defensive. With VIX closing at 14.89 and Vixpiration dynamics suppressing vol through the close, the range stayed contained — but tomorrow's session opens without that structural anchor.
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