NQ Gamma Levels Today: Mon, Oct 19, 2026
Next update: Mon Oct 19, 9:15 AM ET
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HELD means tested within 4 points with no trade-through. BROKE means price traded through and the RTH close finished beyond the level. SWEPT + RECLAIMED means price traded through, then the RTH close finished back on the original side. UNTESTED means price never came within 4 points. Grading uses RTH 9:30–16:00 ET on 5-minute bars.
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What is a call wall, put wall, and zero-gamma flip?
A call wall is the call strike with the largest gamma concentration in the snapshot. A put wall is the put strike with the largest gamma concentration. The zero-gamma flip is where the model's net gamma changes sign. They are reference levels.
Why is the NQ row converted?
The NQ row is the NDX call wall, put wall, and flip shifted onto NQ with the futures basis at the snapshot. If the NDX expiration is not the nearest one, the row uses the QQQ ratio instead. It is converted from index options, not native futures GEX.
What do held, broke, and swept mean?
HELD means tested within 4 points with no trade-through. BROKE means price traded through and the RTH close finished beyond the level. SWEPT + RECLAIMED means price traded through, then the RTH close finished back on the original side. UNTESTED means price never came within 4 points. Grading uses RTH 9:30–16:00 ET on 5-minute bars.
Why is this a snapshot?
Each session stores one reading at 9:15 AM ET. This page does not refresh through the day. A later reading of the same walls is a different product.
How to convert QQQ and NDX gamma levels to NQ
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