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Data unavailable — last successful update: Sep 22, 2026, 23:39 ET.
Do not use these levels for trading decisions.
That is 27.3 hours old. The last completed session, Wed 23 Sept, closed at Sep 23, 2026, 16:00 ET. Check which jobs are failing.
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Positioning is consistent with larger swings, roughly between 370 and 380. A sustained move back above 415.21 lowers the odds of larger swings.
Moves can keep going instead of fading, so be careful and give price room. Watch 415.21. A sustained move above it may reduce the chance of larger swings.
This describes what kind of day it is, not what to do. It is never a reason to buy or sell on its own.
Not enough options liquidity to compute exposure reliably.
Every figure in this table is open interest multiplied by a modelled greek. This chain holds too little open interest for that product to mean anything, so the numbers are suppressed rather than estimated. The open interest actually found is in the tradeability panel above.
Everything here is delayed. Option chains are delayed quotes and the price bars are fifteen minutes behind, which is stated again on the chart itself. Nothing on this page is a live tape, and it should not be used as one.
It adds no new data. The context and levels are the same numbers as the positioning page and the cone is the same simulation as forecast; the page exists to put them next to each other rather than a click apart. The dealer convention behind the gamma figures is an assumption, and it is sometimes wrong.
Dealer positioning is assumed, not observed. The model takes the customer to be a buyer of puts and a seller of calls, which puts the dealer long calls and short puts. Nothing in an option chain records who was on which side of a trade, so this is a convention that fits index and large-cap books and can be exactly backwards on a heavily retail-traded single name.
On individual stocks — especially popular retail names — these dealer levels are less reliable than on SPY/QQQ. Read them as a rough guide, not gospel.
Nothing to report yet.
Price has not broken any of the watched levels today, or the market has not opened.