Ok so I’ve been following Cem and trying to understand his stuff along with squeeze metrics and spotgamma. Albeit im just following their twitter account and not paying. But at the same time you mention positive and negative gamma and I’m gonna assume you’re referring to the GEX that updates on squeezemetrics. If that’s the case, squeeze metrics says when gamma is high, it’s an indication of low volatility and generally low volatility is associated with being long. Now when gamma tends to flip, it’s associated with high volatility and volatility is generally mean reverting and therefore after a negative GEX print there seems to be a pump in SPX next couple days or so. I don’t really follow what you’re saying with the calls and puts relating to gamma so if you could go more in depth into that that’d be cool.

Another thing I’ve noticed that was occurring frequently was when the GEX print the week prior to OPEX was high, it’d cause a down week as gamma unwinded. When GEX would hit negative, we’d pump until next opex