Wall Street is opening Wednesday sharply higher after Democrats secured Congressional control, with SPY pre-market at 763.76 — already above the expected-move upper breakeven of 763.28 priced at Tuesday's close. That means the gap alone has effectively exhausted the options market's priced range before the first trade prints.
Small caps are leading: IWM is up +1.87% pre-market to 285.02, the strongest mover in the complex, also above its own straddle upper breakeven of 283.81. Gold is surging +2.98% alongside equities — an unusual alignment the data flags explicitly — as AMD's blowout earnings lift chip sentiment. It is a high-energy open with real positioning consequences, since SPY, QQQ, and SPX all carry 0DTE expirations today.
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