SPX gamma flip 7,695 · call wall 7,680 · put support 7,640

most recent finished session · Friday, October 16, 2026 · the market is closed

SPX is 35 points below the zero-gamma flip at 7,695 in the volume book, the level the chart draws. Negative gamma on that book is a position, not a forecast. Net dealer gamma sits at the 20th percentile for this minute, ranked against the same minute of the prior 20 sessions. These are measurements of dealer positioning, not buy or sell signals. The session is over, so these are its closing levels, read at 15:45 ET, before the expiring contracts' last minutes — the same numbers its session page carries, in full and free.

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Close7,659.22 (-95.65, -1.23%)
Session VWAP7,691.38
Zero-gamma flip7,694.6
Call resistance7,680
Put support7,640
Regimenegative gamma
Distance to flip-35.4
Net-gamma percentile20

ES, NQ and RTY futures

The SPX, NDX and RUT books at the future's price, moved by the day's basis measured from put-call parity on the index options; no CME data. Micros MES, MNQ and M2K trade at the same prices. ES gamma levels · NQ gamma levels · RTY gamma levels.

ES ESZ26 15:59 ET, close7,703.22 · flip 7,738.58 · call 7,724.00 · put 7,684.00
NQ NQZ26 16:14 ET, close29,358.79 · flip 29,617.65 · call 29,872.25 · put 29,297.25
RTY RTYZ26 16:15 ET, close2,734.41 · flip 2,782.55 · call 2,778.10 · put 2,733.10
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