May 8 Mid-Day: SPX Ladders Higher to 7400 After Gap-Up — Holds Firm 7390–7385 Support Zone; 7415 - 7430 Still Magnet/Cap later In The Day
May 8 NY Pre-Open: SPX Gaps Higher and Grinds into Positive GEX Zone (7385 - 7440) — Huge Negative CEX Outlier Powers Strong Time-Based Market Maker Bid
May 7 Mid-Day Update: SPX Pulls Back from 7384 High but Holds Key Support — Short Gamma Regime Softens Slightly
May 7 Post NY Open: SPX Gaps Up, Pulls Back, Then Recovers in Short-Gamma Regime — Large Upside Magnets Remain Intact
Update: Customers Are Still Not Abandoning Hedges — Their Positioning Continues to Require Market Makers to Stay on the Bid Side Well Beyond the May 15 OpEx
May 6 Mid-Day: SPX Consolidates Inside Heavy Positive GEX Magnet Cluster — Dealer Long Gamma Softens but Remains Supportive
May 6 Post-NY Open: SPX Gaps Strongly Higher into Heavy Positive GEX Magnet Zone — Dealer Extremely Long Gamma Still Driving Upside Structural Bid
Narrow Leadership Warning Flashes Red: BofA’s April 2026 Breadth Signal Meets Warsh’s ‘Regime Change’ in an Energy-Inflation Environment
May 5 Mid-Day: SPX Grinds Higher into Positive GEX Magnets (7270, 7285) — Dealer Long Gamma Keeps Structural Bid Intact
May 5 Post-Open Advisory: SPX Gaps Higher Enroute to Positive GEX Magnets — Dealer Long Gamma Still Providing Strong Structural Bid