XBI Gamma Exposure (GEX)

SPDR S&P Biotech ETF · computed from open interest and end-of-day quotes as of 2026-07-10 · spot $159.03 · updated nightly

Net GEX / 1% move
−$8M
negative gamma regime
Gamma flip
$162.05
+1.9% from spot
Top gamma wall
$155
13.6% of total gamma
Absolute GEX
$116M
net/abs ratio -0.068

Net GEX by strike

Spot 159.03Gamma flip 162.05136140145149152.5157161165169173178

positive (dealers dampen moves)   negative (dealers amplify moves)  — strikes within ±15% of spot.

Gamma walls

StrikeNet GEX / 1%Share of total gammaDistance from spot
$155 −$16M 13.6% -2.53%
$168 $6M 5.3% 5.64%
$164 $5M 4.1% 3.13%
$170 $5M 4.0% 6.90%
$149 −$4M 3.7% -6.31%

GEX by expiration

ExpirationNet GEX / 1%Absolute GEX
2026-07-17 $9M $50M
2026-07-24 −$5M $6M
2026-07-31 −$10M $17M
2026-08-07 −$234,184 $1M
2026-08-14 $275,193 $317,243
2026-08-21 −$1M $41M

What is gamma exposure?

When you buy an option, a market maker usually takes the other side and hedges by holding shares of XBI. As the price moves, the amount they must hold changes — that sensitivity is gamma. GEX aggregates it across all open contracts (calls positive, puts negative, per the standard dealer-positioning convention) into a dollar figure per 1% move.

In a positive gamma regime, dealers sell into rallies and buy dips — mechanically dampening volatility. In negative gamma, hedging flows push in the same direction as the market, amplifying moves. The gamma flip ($162.05 right now) is the estimated price where the regime switches, and large single-strike concentrations ("gamma walls") often act like short-term magnets or barriers. These are estimates built on simplified assumptions — positioning context, not predictions. Full explainer: what is GEX?

More XBI options data

See the XBI max pain dashboard for the expiry-pinning view of the same open interest , or check which ETFs overlap with XBI if you hold it as a fund.

GEX for other tickers

GEX is computed nightly from end-of-day open interest and quotes using a Black-Scholes approximation (r=0, q=0), matching common retail GEX conventions (methodology). Derived metrics only — not raw market data, not investment advice.