SpotGamma’s Compass, Equity Hub, and HIRO flow tools identified a bearish breakdown in MicroStrategy (MSTR) after the stock slipped below the critical $165 call wall, a key gamma level. The breach triggered aggressive put buying and call selling, prompting market makers to hedge by selling shares, which accelerated the decline. Traders entered short at $164.90, targeting liquidity at $160 and a hedge‑wall support at $156, achieving reward‑to‑risk ratios between 5:1 and 9:1. The case demonstrates how real‑time options flow and gamma‑level analysis can generate high‑probability intraday trades.
SpotGamma published a deep‑dive analysis of trade setups for Tesla, Nvidia, Microsoft, JP Morgan and the S&P 500, centering on option‑gamma exposure and realized volatility. The report maps where gamma concentrations are building and how volatility spikes can flag short‑term price moves....
SpotGamma outlines a systematic approach to trading earnings options, using implied‑move and volatility metrics. For CRM and NVDA, implied moves are 8% and 5% respectively, with CRM showing a high IV rank of +90 indicating expensive options. The platform projects...
SpotGamma’s February OPEX briefing outlines the fixed‑expiration day’s critical market levels, volatility shifts, and actionable single‑stock ideas for options traders. The analysis pinpoints key support and resistance zones across the S&P 500, highlights a projected VIX dip to 17‑18, and flags...