$535 · Aug 14 · 31Δ
$3.78 premium · 9%/yr annualized
SPDR Dow Jones ETF · Dow ETF
Regime pinning · moves get faded back to the walls.
Each wall is the strike carrying the heaviest open interest within 15% of price, call above as resistance, put below as support, pooled across all listed expirations. It is a structural positioning level, not a single expiry pin. Max pain is tracked separately.
The Read
$DIA is in long gamma at heat 27, which keeps moves dampened by dealer pinning. The $540 call wall pinned yesterday, while the $480 put remains untested yesterday. Spot stands 1.9% above the $507.5 flip, so any push higher will likely run with the trend.
Where the market is positioned
Risk-neutral, implied by options pricing. Where the market is positioned, not a forecast.
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$535 · Aug 14 · 31Δ
$3.78 premium · 9%/yr annualized
$514 · Aug 14 · 30Δ
$4.22 premium · 10%/yr annualized
Not investment advice · Informational only
Over the last 21 sessions · n=24
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