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NQ gamma levels today: walls & gamma flip
NDX levels for NQ traders, in NDX index points. NQ trades at a basis to NDX (NQ − NDX) that moves through the session, so add it before reading these on an NQ chart. The MotiveWave extension measures that basis on your own NQ chart; in the web desk you enter it or fill it from delayed quotes.
At 15:59 ET on 2026-10-30, NDX was at 28376.12, 790 points above zero gamma (27586), between the put wall at 28200 and the call wall at 28550. Net GEX was −1.90B per 1% move (negative gamma); the two walls were 350 points apart, 1.23% of spot.
Last session · last update ET · NDX index points
Call wall
28550
The strike carrying the most call-side gamma, at or above zero gamma.
Put wall
28200
The strike carrying the most put-side gamma, at or below zero gamma.
Zero gamma / gamma flip
27586
The price at which modelled net dealer gamma changes sign.
Max pain
31850
The strike where total option payout at expiry is smallest.
Spot 28376.12 · net GEX −1.90B per 1% move · walls and zero gamma from the open-interest book, NDXP 0DTE

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Questions
- Which chain are these NQ levels computed from?
- The NDXP 0DTE chain — Nasdaq-100 index options. NQ is a future on that same index, so the positioning is the same book; on an NQ chart the levels sit one futures basis (NQ minus NDX) away.
- Are the numbers on this page NQ prices?
- No. They are NDX index points. To place them on an NQ chart, add the basis at the moment you read them; it moves through the session, and a page refreshed every 15 minutes does not guess it. The MotiveWave extension measures it on your own NQ chart and draws the levels at NQ prices, on the Max plan ($99/month); in the web desk you enter it or fill it from delayed quotes.
- Why do NQ walls sit further apart than ES walls?
- NDX trades around four times the index level of SPX and carries higher implied volatility, so the same percentage band is a much wider point range. Compare the distance as a percentage of spot, not in points — the read above gives it.
- How often does this page update?
- Every 15 minutes, from the same engine that recomputes the levels every 3 seconds for the dashboard. The line under the read says when the numbers were computed.
Market analytics, not investment advice. Levels describe options positioning; they are not a forecast. See the methodology for how each level is built, the glossary for what each term means, or the GEX calculator for the arithmetic behind one strike.