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Informe GT Gamma Levels

Abr 17, 2020 | 0 Comentarios

The COVID drug news sparked a rally in futures up into the 2880 area. Interestingly this is right around where the zero gamma level is, and 2900 does have a fair amount of open interest. This move is also interesting from a timing perspective with a fair amount of OI coming of the board at 9:30EST. Despite the rally in futures our gamma figures dont change much, but obviously we will have to assess this post OPEX. We prefer to watch gamma levels into OPEX and evaluate delta for a view into what may happen post OPEX. The idea being that there will be a lot of options removed at expiration and dealers will have to buy/sell futures to get back to delta neutral. In this case we read the “delta neutral” strike at 2815 and as dealers were probably short puts here they are happy to have this overnight move and may have been buying back short hedges. The last two monthly expirations have seen turning points the Monday following OPEX, and considering we are at/near zero gamma (notional) the stage could be set for a turn.

 

Market Outlook:
OPEX today evaluating new range.

 

Event Time EST Actual Forecast Previous
No events

 

Signal Name Latest Data Previous
SPX Ref: 2868 2787
VIX Ref: 38.14 40.11
SG Gamma Index: -0.36 -0.35
Gamma Per Point: $-250.01MM $-248.70MM
SGI Imp. 1SD Move: 2.0%
Zero Gamma Level: 2926.0 2930.0
Vol Trig: 2760 2780
High Gamma Strike Resistance: 2900 2900
Top Abs. Gamma Strike: 2800 2800
Put Wall Support: 2500 2500
Call Wall Strike: 2900 2800
CP Gam Tilt: 0.85 0.85
Delta Neutral Px: 2811.0
Net Delta: $17,058.65MM $16,387.4MM
25D Risk Reversal -0.15 -0.14

 

Model Forecast:
Top Absolute Gamma Strikes: [2800, 2750, 2850, 2900, 3000]
SPX resistance is: 2900. Support is: 2800 .Reference ‘Intraday Support’ levels for support areas.
The total gamma has moved DOWN: $-250.01MM from: $-246.00MM
Gamma is tilted towards Puts, may indicate puts are expensive
Negative gamma is moderate favoring further swings in the market