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0DTE Options News is an independent publication covering developments relevant to zero-days-to-expiration options, including Federal Reserve events, volatility, settlement, SPX/SPY structure and options-market mechanics.

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What is 0DTE Options News?

Zero-days-to-expiration (0DTE) options now account for over half of all SPX trading volume. Our dedicated hub filters the noise, tracking the exact macroeconomic catalysts, gamma levels, and institutional flow that drive same-day volatility.

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>50%
Of Total SPX Volume
Same-Day
Rapid Expirations
Macro Catalysts
CPI, FOMC, NFP Impact Analysis

Instrument Coverage

S&P 500 Index Options. The primary institutional 0DTE vehicle, offering cash settlement and tax advantages.

SPDR S&P 500 ETF. High liquidity retail and algorithmic flow. Highly sensitive to intraday momentum.

Invesco QQQ Trust. Tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 same-day volatility. Prone to extreme gap and go scenarios.

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Macro Event: Federal Reserve Announces Rate Decision

Federal Reserve Announces Rate Decision

The Federal Reserve has published official communications regarding its interest rate policy, a key event for 0DTE options volatility and IV pricing.

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0DTE Options Guides

Evergreen educational content for mastering intraday trading mechanics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are 0DTE options?▼
0DTE stands for "zero days to expiration." These are options contracts that expire on the same day they are traded. They are most commonly traded on major indices like the S&P 500 (SPX) and are known for extreme intraday volatility.
Why does volatility matter for 0DTE options?▼
Because 0DTE options expire the same day, they have zero remaining time value. Their price is driven almost entirely by intrinsic value and intraday volatility. Spikes in implied volatility (IV) or sudden directional moves (Gamma) can cause prices to fluctuate wildly in minutes.
What is SPX 0DTE?▼
SPX refers to the S&P 500 Index options. SPX 0DTE contracts are cash-settled, European-style options that expire at the end of the trading day. They are the most liquid 0DTE vehicle and heavily influence broader market dynamics.

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