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Read at stocksleak.com→IBIT captured 81% of spot BTC inflows with $680M+ in net absorption. My terminal shows MSTR sitting below its 101 gamma flip with an IV rank of 1.5% — the cheapest options on the board. Here is the flow, the gamma mechanics, and what the desk is watching into September.
SPY is trading just under the 775 gamma flip on my current dealer-positioning map. Below it I expect two-way chop and higher volatility. A decisive hold above 775 is what flips hedging flow from friction to fuel, and the 796 call wall becomes the next magnet. Here is the line, the trigger, and what invalidates the whole thesis.
S&P 500 7,757.64 (+0.62%), Nasdaq 26,690.62 (+1.30%), the 10-year at 4.662%, and SPY dealer gamma at roughly negative $33.9 billion. Half my watchlist — QDEL, LABX, NABL, AIOT, WEAV — is pinned at a perfect 100 parabolic score, IV crush risk is maxed on NIO and XPEV, and CELZ just tripped exhaustion at 100. Here is how I trade a squeeze into record territory without giving it all back.
U.S. equities were slightly lower around midday Monday as Brent crude jumped and the 10-year Treasury yield pushed to about 4.70% ahead of Wednesday's July CPI print — while Alpha Signal, Guy Gentile's internal market-research system, still classified the underlying market as a Trend Bull with 82% regime confidence.
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IV rank is pinned at the top of the range and dealers are short roughly $33.9 billion of gamma, so buying naked calls into a parabolic tape is paying for a move that already happened. The 770/780 vertical for the August 21 monthly is the clean way to own upside to the 780 call wall: about $4.00–$4.50 of debit for $10 of width, defined risk, and most of the vega hedged out. Then SPCX — long bias, negative gamma, and the insider lockup expiring today.
The index tape looks like a victory lap — S&P and Dow at records because Middle East risk premium is bleeding out of crude. Underneath it, the space complex is getting hit on an $18.4B capex number and AMD is down 8% post-earnings. Here is the real story: this is a rotation, not a melt-up, and the crowded volatility is the trap.
Nasdaq is up nearly 5% in two days, the S&P printed a new all-time high yesterday, and dealers are still short enough gamma to buy your dips. But exhaustion readings in the high-beta pockets are lighting up and the crowded IV is sitting at the front of the book. My read: bias stays higher only while breadth expands — otherwise this is a midday fade.
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No. The 2016 federal indictment was dismissed in January 2017.
Dismissed in 2017. The Government did not appeal.
A 2021 broker-dealer registration matter — not fraud — on appeal to the Eleventh Circuit.
A court-supervised orderly wind-up in the Bahamas (2019). Not a scam finding.
Yes — a cooperating witness for federal authorities. Explained on the record.
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