Gamma Squeeze Scanner
Track stocks approaching call walls where market maker hedging can trigger explosive moves. Updated daily with options gamma exposure data.
When a stock approaches a call wall — a strike price with massive open interest — market makers must buy shares to hedge their exposure. This creates a self-reinforcing loop: the stock rises, forcing more buying, pushing it higher. That's a gamma squeeze.
Our scanner identifies stocks within 5% of their nearest call wall, ranking them by squeeze potential. Stocks near put walls have downside support from market maker selling pressure.
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Call Wall — The strike price with the highest call open interest. As the stock approaches, market makers (who sold the calls) must buy shares to delta-hedge, accelerating the move up.
Put Wall — The strike with the highest put open interest. Acts as support — market makers who sold puts must sell shares if the stock drops below, creating a floor.
Squeeze Potential — Stocks within 5% of their call wall have the highest probability of triggering a gamma squeeze. The closer the price, the more aggressive the hedging.
Open Interest (OI) — The total number of outstanding option contracts. Higher OI means more market maker hedging activity and stronger gamma effects.