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Market Makers don't manipulate price—
we're trapped by our own hedging requirements.
When SPX drifts between long and short strikes, our systems start buying and selling futures in ways that create predictable paths.
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You've probably wondered if SPX next-day positions tell us anything about the overnight session.
I curate these levels from actual market maker positions in VS3D, simulating how hedging evolves with price and time
I share them the night before in VS Pro.
Not financial advice
thank you Bill Murphy for saving me from choosing DPR as my badge when I first went to @cboe floor
"they'll call you DIAPER"
I was like 23, here's this older guy telling me this dead serious
so I went with ROO
best career advice ever
Anthropic needed a Bill Murphy
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After early volatility, SPX spent much of Friday afternoon around 7630, only breaking lower at the very end of the day.
Here's how I built the levels for October 23, what I was watching midday, and how the rest of the session unfolded.
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Not financial advice.
After early volatility, SPX spent much of Friday afternoon around 7630, only breaking lower at the very end of the day.
Here's how I built the levels for October 23, what I was watching midday, and how the rest of the session unfolded.
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Not financial advice.
It should go without saying... this is all educational analysis - not investment advice, and not a statement about any specific market participant's intent.
I share the daily levels, explain the positioning in our morning meetings, and add intraday commentary in VS Pro.
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Not financial advice.


