Morning Market Intel · Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · 08:30 ET

Net liquidity stands at $5791 bn with overnight reverse repo at $0 bn, while the four-week QT pace registers -$2 bn and the liquidity tide reads -2 under a defensive posture. The 3-month/10-year curve sits at +67 bp, the 10-year breakeven at 2.22 pct, and the priced rate path at -63 bp, with general collateral at 3.86 pct. The dollar index holds 121.88, and initial claims print 189k against a four-week 195k. If liquidity continues draining and tail hedges stay richly bid, then the defensive backdrop may persist across the session.

SPY trades at 757.24 above its prior close of 750.28, sitting 66 bp over the zero-gamma line of 752.3 in positive gamma, with walls at 760.0 and 740.0 and a magnet at 760.0. QQQ reads 687.98 above 674.47, holding 162 bp over its zero-gamma line of 677.0, also in positive gamma, with walls at 690.0 and 675.0 and a magnet at 690.0. If spot remains above the zero-gamma line, then dealer hedging tends to dampen movement toward the magnets. If spot falls below those lines, then that stabilizing effect fades.

Liquidity and the Fed

Dealer gamma, premarket

What the structure implies today

Volatility

Numbers as published by the liquidity ledger and the options-positioning feed at 08:30 ET. Structure describes dealer hedging mechanics, not a forecast.


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