Massive Nasdaq Put Wall... Will Wall Street Hold It?
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FX Evolution - Trading Academy09 Jul 2026, 11:30 UTC
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The analysis highlights a significant "put wall" on the QQQ (Nasdaq 100 ETF) at the 700 strike price, representing over $100 million in open interest. This level is identified as a crucial put support. The current spot price is noted at 709.4. The presence of this large put wall suggests strong support at the 700 level. However, the analysis implies that a break below this level could trigger negative gamma events and waterfall-style action, potentially leading to a sharp decline in the VIX. The put wall at 700 is considered more significant than other expiration points. The timeframe for this analysis appears to be daily, given the chart shown.
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