Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday September 21st - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday September 20th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday September 19th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday September 18th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday September 15th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The $SPX opened down sharply and the 4450 Gamma Level being the Largest Level, the 4450 was the target for the decline.
After a small counter trend rally, the $SPX raced down to the 4450 Gamma Level. The Options Volume Sentiment confirmed the sharp sell off by switching to PUT Sentiment.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday September 14th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday September 13th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The $SPX initially found support at the 4455 Major Gamma Level and rallied sharply to the 4480 Gamma Level. The early stages of this rally were clearly identified with the Options Sentiment switching to Calls.
Then the $SPX sold off to the lower Gamma level at 4455, again the sell off was clearly identified with the Options Sentiment switching to Puts.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday September 12th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday September 11th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday September 11th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday September 8th - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday September 6th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The $SPX immediately set its path lower to the LARGEST GAMMA LEVEL at 4450. The Options volume Sentiment also switched to Puts and with increasing Put Sentiment, the $SPX traded one level lower to the 2nd Largest Gamma Level at 4445.
Soon thereafter, the Options Volume Sentiment switched to Calls indicating a rally potential. The $SPX traded up towards the 4470 Gamma Level.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday September 5th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The $SPX rallied to the 4515 Gamma Level, where the Put Sentiment took over and the $SPX sold off to the lower Large Gamma Level at 4500.
After a brief rally to the 4510 gamma level, the $SPX settled at the Large Gamma Level at 4500
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday September 1st - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The $SPX rallied to the 4540 Major Gamma Level, where the Put Sentiment took over and the $SPX sold off to the lower Gamma Level at 4500.
The combination of the Gamma Levels and the Options Volume Sentiment provides a great advantage to trade the Zero DTE options.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday August 31st - SPY
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The SPY rallied very close to Gamma Resistance Level at 453 and immediately the Options Volume Sentiment switched to Puts followed by a sell off.
The SPY continued to trade between Gamma Levels for small swings for the rest of the day.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday August 29th - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday August 28th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday August 25th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. The $SPX sold off quickly to the Largest Gamma Support Level at 4360.
From there it managed to rally towards the Gamma Resistance Level at 4425. Options Volume Sentiment provided "Switch to Calls" indication at critical areas.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday August 24th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
By 10 am Eastern the Options Volume Sentiment switched to Puts, meaning we detected huge Put Buying vs Calls.
The $SPX sold off sharply. After a brief rally attempt to the Minor Gamma levels at 4415, the Options Volume Sentiment again switched to Puts, bringing the market down to the Very Substantial Gamma Level at 4380.
We have daily examples from April showing how the combination of our pre-calculated Gamma Levels and Real Options Volume Sentiment can help navigate 0DTE trading.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday August 24th - QQQ
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
Like the $SPX, Options Volume Sentiment switched in the $QQQ to Puts right at the opening, meaning we detected huge Put Buying vs Calls.
The $QQQ sold off sharply. After a brief rally attempt to the Gamma levels at 365, the Options Volume Sentiment again switched to Puts, bringing the $QQQ down near the Very Substantial Gamma Level at 360. (Please note for our users, we are using the Opening Gamma Levels here).
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday August 23rd - $SPX
The $SPX traded quickly to the 4430 Gamma Level and after a small sideways trading, it attempted to rally to the 4450 Gamma Level.
Both the initial rally and the follow up rally clearly showed Options Volume Sentiment switch to CALLS and continued Call strength throughout.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday August 22nd - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday August 21st - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday August 17th - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday August 16th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. The $SPX traded right to the 4450 Gamma Level and after several rally attempts, the market sold off as identified by the Switch to Puts in the Options Sentiment.
Then after a brief counter trend rally, the Options Sentiment once again switched to Puts at 14:30 Est and the $SPX gravitated to the Large Gamma Support level at 4400.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday August 15th - SPY
SPY gapped lower and immediately tested the 444 Large Gamma Level. After a brief rally, the SPY traded lower to the 443 Gamma Level. On all the sell offs, the Options Volume sentiment switched to Puts.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday August 11th - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday August 9th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. The SPY gapped lower and sold off sharply but found support at the Major Gamma Support Level at 4465.
From there it staged a rally to test the opening highs, with Options Volume Sentiment showing a switch to Call Sentiment. Then at the highs, the Sentiment switched back to Puts.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday August 8th - SPY
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening.
The SPY gapped lower and finally found support at the 445 Gamma Level. Around 11 am Eastern, the Options Volume sentiment switched from bearish Puts to Calls. From there the SPY Rallied to the Largest Gamma Level at 449.
The combination of the pre-calculated Gamma Levels (Support/Resistance) and the dynamic Options Volume Sentiment (direction) provides great trading opportunities in these Zero DTE expirations.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday August 7th - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. The $SPX found support at the Very Strong Gamma Support at 4490.
Unfortunately, no further Gamma Levels were identified. In such cases, the Speed Bumps generate targets and resistance levels when applied from the previous pivot.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday August 4th - SPY
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. A picture paints a thousand words. The Gamma Levels identified all the major Highs (453) and Lows (449 and 447) for today.
The Options Volume Sentiment identified the morning Low and the final High for the day by Switching the Sentiment direction.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday August 3rd - $SPX
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. After the initial Gap Down, the $SPX found support at 4490 (A Major Gamma Support Level).
The Options Volume Sentiment switched to Call Sentiment, indicating the beginning of the rally. Unfortunately, there were no Gamma Resistance levels detected near the top of the rally.
The only indication of a top was the Switch in Options Volume Sentiment to Puts around 13:30 pm Eastern
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday August 2nd - SPY
Please note these Gamma Levels are calculated prior to the opening. With the Fitch downgrade, the SPY sold off sharply.
It found initial support at the Major Gamma level at 450. Then around 1:30pm Est after a small rally, the Options switched Sentiment to the Put side setting up another sell off to new lows.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Monday July 31st - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday July 28th - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday July 27th - $SPX
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday July 26th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Thursday July 20th - $SPX
The $SPX traded between the 2 Gamma Levels at 4540 and 4560.
The first Low at the 4540 Gamma Level was identified with the Options Sentiment switching to Call.
At the rally Top, the $SPX tested the 4560 Gamma Level and sold off, again with the Options Sentiment switching to Puts.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Tuesday July 18th - SPY
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday July 14th - TSLA
TSLA made a major rally to the 285 Gamma Level. The early stages of the rally was identified with the Options Volume Sentiment switching to Calls.
After testing the 285 Gamma Level, it followed the market and sold off, again the Options Volume Sentiment identified the top with the Switch to Puts.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday July 12th - $SPX
The $SPX gapped open and traded slightly above the Largest Gamma Level at 4475 and traded around that level for the rest of the day.
To be very honest, while some minor trades could have been identified with the Options Sentiment, overall, it did provide any significant help.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday July 7th - SPY
The SPY found support at the 439 Gamma Level.
From there it staged a rally confirmed by increasing Call Sentiment. Followed by a complete reversal with Increasing Put Sentiment.
In both cases, the Switch to Call Sentiment and the Switch to Put Sentiment identified the low and high. This is a powerful tool to use.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday July 5th - $SPX
The $SPX Gapped lower, but managed to rally to Major 4450 Gamma Level.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday June 30th - $SPX
The $SPX Gapped up and immediately traded up to the Very Large 4450 Gamma Level. Then went into a corrective mode, confirmed by even Call and Put Sentiment.
Once the corrective phase was over, the Call Sentiment soared indicating a strong rally in progress that took the $SPX towards the 2nd largest Gamma Level at 4460.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday June 23rd - $SPX
The $SPX opened lower and found support near the 4350 Gamma Level. Then traded higher to the 4365 Gamma Level with increasing Call sentiment.
Right at the high, the Options Sentiment switched from Call side to Put side sentiment (marked with Pink Circles). Combining the Gamma Levels with the Options Volume sentiment gives an edge for 0DTE reversal trades.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday June 16th - SPY
The SPY Index opened near the 443 Gamma Level and bounced between all the Major Gamma Levels today. In the middle of the day, after testing the 442 Gamma Level, the Put Sentiment took over and the SPY Index sold off to the Negative (Pink) Gamma Level at 439
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday May 17th - $SPX
The $SPX traded to the Large Gamma Cluster near the 4160 level in 2 individual rally phases, both confirmed with Increasing Call Sentiment. Hedging at Large Blue Gamma Levels results in attracting the underlying prices to the Large Gamma Levels. The Gamma Levels are identified at the open and updated throughout the day.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday May 12th - $SPX
These Gamma Resistance and Support levels are identified at the Open. The $SPX initially sold off from the 4140 Gamma Resistance Levels. Declined strongly to the major Gamma Support Level at 4100 with increasing Put Sentiment. Once the Major support at 4100 held a retest, the $SPX rallied to the close with increasing call Sentiment.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Friday May 5th - $SPX
The $SPX followed the same pattern as the SPY Index and rallied strong to the Large Gamma Level of 4150 with increasing Call Sentiment.
Dynamic Trend Gamma
Wednesday May 3rd - SPY
Prior to the Fed news, there was one clearly identified rally from the 410 Gamma Level, followed by a choppy session with no clear Call or Put Sentiment to help. The final sell off found support at the 408 Gamma Level with rising Put Sentiment in the last hour.