Market Command Center
Options-Implied Price Map
Model sees an upward drift; 50% of outcomes between 755.91 and 769.50 at the 5-day horizon; dealer wall at 770 acts as resistance; put wall at 770 acts as support.
upward drift
- 5D median
- 762.7
- 50% interval
- 755.91 – 769.5
- 90% interval
- 749.79 – 779.28
- 90% width
- 3.9%
Statistical distribution from realized vol. Dealer-positioning levels are open-interest-based estimates; the market-implied Q density and informed-flow layers remain separate model gates. Model distribution — not a predicted path (hurricane-cone semantics); uncalibrated probabilities.
Overlay Status
- Call wall
- 770
- Put wall
- 770
- Gamma flip
- 768.46
Estimated from open interest under the naive convention (call gamma positive, put gamma negative). Open interest does not reveal dealer inventory — positioning confidence is LOW (research doc §14).
How to Read This Map
1 · Probability field
The ladder above: wider bars = more uncertainty, and uncertainty grows with time — like the cone around a hurricane forecast.
2 · Dealer pressure
Market makers hedge their option books as price moves. When they are long gamma their hedging dampens moves (mean reversion, pinning); when short gamma it amplifies them (momentum, breakouts). Positioning levels estimate where those regimes sit — they shape the path, they do not set the destination.
3 · Informed flow
Some option trades carry information — buyer-initiated opening positions ahead of news. We classify flow by direction, size, moneyness and persistence rather than “$3M of calls = bullish”. Source pending — the honest chip on the left stays until a compliant feed exists.
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Crowd read
See where probability is most concentrated, where the crowd remains split, and what repriced most over the past day.
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|---|---|---|---|
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| Will 1 Fed rate cut happen in 2026? ↗ | Yes 9% | +2.0 pp | $2.7M |
| Will 2 Fed rate cuts happen in 2026? ↗ | Yes 2% | -0.8 pp | $2.9M |
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| Will 4 Fed rate cuts happen in 2026? ↗ | Yes 0% | No 24h change | $2.6M |
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| Will 6 Fed rate cuts happen in 2026? ↗ | Yes 0% | No 24h change | $4.0M |
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| Will 8 Fed rate cuts happen in 2026? ↗ | Yes 0% | No 24h change | $3.3M |
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| Will 10 Fed rate cuts happen in 2026? ↗ | Yes 0% | No 24h change | $4.9M |
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