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Macro Theme:

 

Key dates ahead:

  • 9/2: AVGO ER
  • 9/3: Jobs/ISM PMI
  • 9/4: NFP
  • 9/7: Labor Day holiday
  • 9/11: CPI
  • 9/18: OPEX

SG Summary:

Update 8/31: JHole has left us with higher probabilities of a Sep hike. Traders pushed the SPX back to 7,700, but also sold options after Warsh’s speech. Through IV’s we also now see a greater focus upcoming macro data like NFP, ISM, CPI, etc.

Given this, we have to back away from the view of an equity market set to trend higher into Sep OPEX, and instead look to more tactical mean reversion trading (vs positioning for upside trend). The Risk Pivot remains at 7,650.

Key SG levels for the SPX are:

  • Resistance: 7,700, 7,720, 7,750, 7,800
  • Pivot: 7,650 (bearish <, bullish >) updated 8/20/26
  • Support: 7,600, 7,550

 

Founder’s Note:

Futures are flat, and up off of overnight lows of -30bps (an implied test of SPX 7,600).

DELL earnings crushed it: +9% to $460

AVGO on deck tonight. See our earnings writeup here.

ISM 10AM EST.

The SPX is still cloaked in positive gamma. Given this, we anticipate dips bought and rallies sold, which appears to be in the context of a relative downward trend. We default to “downward trend” as long as the SPX is below the Risk Pivot (7,650). Ultimately we don’t see downside action getting truly spicy until/unless 7,550 is broken.

We often look to the vol space for signs of panic. The headline: no one cares.

SPX fixed strike vol from Thursday night (pre-JHole) to this AM shows some consternation around mid-Sep (FOMC, OPEX), but >=Oct vols are actually lower.

The goal here is to decide when people start caring, and that would show likely in certain price levels being breached, which would correspond with shifts higher in vols. I’m guessing we’d start to see that evidence sub 7,600, and much more likely <7,550.

Below is Compass for top single stocks, and you can see that they are all in the lower right quadrant: that is traders leaning into bullish plays. This position could, of course, be wrong, but the message here is “no panic”. That being said, we can see both SPY and the most-rate-sensitive IWM pushing lower right, towards a put skew. Because the IV Rank is still <10 (Y axis) this is so far more about a loss of upside excitement vs hedging for downside.

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SPX

SPY

NDX

QQQ

RUT

IWM

Reference Price:

$7696.2

$7686

$766

$29456

$716

$2956

$293

SG Gamma Index™:

1.088

-0.288

SG Implied 1-Day Move:

0.59%

0.59%

SG Implied 5-Day Move:

1.39%

SG Implied 1-Day Move High:

In PM note

In PM note

SG Implied 1-Day Move Low:

In PM note

In PM note

SG Volatility Trigger™:

$7710.2

$7700

$766

$29270

$715

$3000

$297

Absolute Gamma Strike:

$8010.2

$8000

$765

$29500

$700

$3000

$290

Call Wall:

$7810.2

$7800

$780

$29275

$730

$3005

$310

Put Wall:

$7510.2

$7500

$765

$29600

$700

$2960

$290

Zero Gamma Level:

$7651.2

$7641

$765

$29161

$715

$3039

$302

Key Support & Resistance Strikes

SPX Levels: [8000, 7000, 7700, 7600]

SPY Levels: [765, 770, 760, 766]

NDX Levels: [29500, 29275, 30000, 29000]

QQQ Levels: [700, 720, 715, 710]

SPX Combos: [(8063,65.74), (8047,94.34), (8040,88.17), (8024,65.54), (8017,80.65), (8001,97.94), (7978,82.76), (7947,93.73), (7924,78.90), (7917,79.56), (7901,98.83), (7894,77.05), (7878,89.87), (7871,81.16), (7848,97.25), (7832,70.87), (7824,89.23), (7817,90.20), (7809,80.69), (7801,99.43), (7794,89.60), (7786,79.36), (7778,90.42), (7763,88.09), (7755,74.67), (7748,97.79), (7740,86.21), (7732,88.49), (7725,90.71), (7717,89.76), (7709,70.84), (7702,69.57), (7694,74.15), (7671,66.43), (7663,97.70), (7655,85.13), (7648,96.59), (7640,85.81), (7632,88.16), (7625,90.49), (7617,95.29), (7609,77.75), (7602,95.71), (7594,73.85), (7586,83.49), (7579,91.07), (7563,85.34), (7548,96.79), (7532,71.77), (7525,81.11), (7517,93.80), (7502,98.64), (7486,68.40), (7479,79.97), (7448,88.83), (7425,70.31), (7417,76.10), (7402,93.15), (7379,71.22), (7348,82.10)]

SPY Combos: [777.81, 787.81, 797.82, 748.58]

NDX Combos: [29987, 29280, 28750, 29457]

QQQ Combos: [712.87, 699.97, 730.06, 721.47]

SPX

SPY

NDX

QQQ

RUT

IWM

Gamma Tilt:

1.077

0.788

1.303

0.857

0.371

0.402

Gamma Notional (MM):

$295.481M

‑$497.954M

$11.582M

‑$117.205M

‑$156.217M

‑$1.393B

25 Delta Risk Reversal:

-0.038

-0.035

-0.045

-0.034

-0.04

-0.041

Call Volume:

635.772K

1.183M

6.83K

737.119K

31.243K

238.168K

Put Volume:

801.509K

1.623M

11.604K

991.065K

43.021K

611.797K

Call Open Interest:

9.572M

5.571M

85.291K

5.068M

248.03K

2.95M

Put Open Interest:

13.47M

13.522M

101.348K

6.705M

519.70K

7.363M

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