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wrote a post · Jun 15 17:30

DRAM ETF at Call Wall 70 — memory cycle pin

The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) is the cleanest sector read going. 65.01 spot, down 0.17%, but the gamma map for Jun 18 has Call Wall at 70 with the dominant red bar. No Put Wall, no Gamma Flip in range — pure positive-gamma cycle play. That 70 strike is where dealer hedging caps the rally. Memory cycle is hot (MU, SNDK, HBM, NAND) but the ETF says don't chase above 70 without confirmation.
Moomoo's GEX page on sector ETFs is the underrated edge nobody talks about. Most retail traders only check gamma on SPY/QQQ. But pulling up DRAM gives me a sector-level read on where memory names cap collectively — and that informs my MU and SNDK individual trades. The Call Wall annotation drops at 70 cleanly. Strike-by-strike bars show the gamma concentration. Aggregate GEX curve confirms the slope. All inside the DRAM stock page in the moomoo app, no separate sector tool needed.
Memory cycle is real but the ETF gamma says respect 70 into OPEX. moomoo GEX is the sector read. Use it before chasing single names.
The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) is the cleanest sector read going. 65.01 spot, down 0.17%, but the gamma map for Jun 18 has Call Wall at 70 with the dominant red bar. No Put Wall, no Gamma Flip in range — pure positive-gamma cycle play. That 70 strike is where dealer hedging caps the rally. Memory cycle is hot (MU, SNDK, HBM, NAND) but the ETF says don't chase above 70 without confirmation. Moomoo's GEX page on sector ETFs is the underrated edge nobody ...
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