SPXCSPX Technologies, Inc.
SPXC Options Overview
Mixed signals. Conditions favor premium sellers.
REWARDS
RISK ANALYSIS
SPXC Gamma Walls
Value
Is IV priced right?
Measures whether options are cheap, fair, or rich relative to historical and peer
IV Rank 61.5% — elevated vs history
IV/HV 1.33x — IV premium over HV
Sector percentile 54% — above sector median
Front/Back 0.87x — contango
Put/Call IV 1.16x — elevated
ATM IV 38.7% — normal range
Effective IV 92.6% (ATM 38.7% + spread 26.9% + bias) — expensive
Total drag 43.41% (spread 26.93% + slippage 16.48%) — high friction
Vega efficiency 15.81 (vega 42.579 / spread 26.93%) — efficient
Sentiment
Bullish or bearish?
Analyzes
Conviction-weighted: +5% (neutral) — Raw: +10%
|OI skew| 13.0% — balanced
Vol skew +0.0%, OI skew -13.0% — weak (same direction)
0-DTE 0%, far-OTM 15%, avg DTE 30
OI change +0.0% (5d) — stable
ITM: -100%, ATM: +60%, OTM: +9% — strong bearish (ITM/ATM divergent)
Sector P/C percentile 57% — bearish vs sector
Activity
Unusual activity?
Detects volume surges,
Volume 0.4x avg — normal
Vol/OI 1.2% — normal turnover
1 day(s) elevated — may be one-day event
OI change +19.5% (5d) — building
Sector activity percentile 42% — neutral vs sector
Large trade volume 0% — mostly retail
Aggressive execution 35% — patient
Conviction +5 (bullish) — mixed
Liquidity
Can I trade efficiently?
Evaluates
Spread 26.9% — wide
OI 2,810 — thin
Volume 34/day — thin
$1.35 to cross — expensive
0 liquid strikes — limited options
Sector spread percentile 71% — wider than sector
Depth 42.7 contracts (bid:19.2 ask:23.5) — thin
Avg slippage 16.48% — poor
Timing
Is now a good time?
Considers earnings proximity,
Slope -13.0% — contango
IV percentile 62% — neutral
IV kink -3.6pts — no clear event
θ/ν ratio 465.34 — favors income trades
3 liquid expirations — flexible
safe window: No events detected
Spread ratio 1.00x — stable
Flow +5% @ 53% consistency — unclear
Score 30 (ITM 20% + inst 0%) — retail dominated
Directional Strategy Fit
For educational purposes only. Not investment advice.
The Options Desk tracks the move options price into every US earnings report the week of Aug 31, next to how much each stock has actually moved on its past prints — plus the SPY, QQQ and IWM expected ranges and the gamma walls that box them in.