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Have you ever noticed how SPX or SPY seems to drift toward a specific price level in the final hours of a Friday session, regardless of the morning’s trend? This
If you’ve ever seen SPX or SPY gravitate toward a seemingly arbitrary level on a Friday afternoon, you might’ve witnessed expiration pinning in action. Some traders treat it like gospel.
Most traders know that SPY and SPX both track the S&P 500, but far fewer understand why trading them feels so different in practice. The key differences aren’t just about
Why SPY Max Pain Matters More Than You Think SPY max pain is one of the most misunderstood, yet surprisingly useful, options data points you can track. If you trade
The S&P 500, short for the Standard & Poor’s 500, is a stock market index that is widely regarded as one of the best single gauges of large-cap U.S. equities.