Net gamma exposure for Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF (SCHG) options was positive at the Nov 11, 2026 close, about $568.09K per 1% move in the stock. It has been positive on 20 of the last 20 trading days. With positive gamma, dealer hedging tends to lean against price moves, which can dampen swings.
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Gamma Exposure by Strike
Showing results for SCHG, 2026-11-20(m), calls & puts
Gamma Exposure Stats
Showing results for SCHG, 2026-11-20(m), calls & puts
| Net GEX ($ per 1% move) | $205.92K |
|---|---|
| Call GEX ($ per 1% move) | $486.78K |
| Put GEX ($ per 1% move) | -$280.86K |
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Net Gamma Exposure by Expiration
Showing results for SCHG, 2026-11-20(m), calls & puts. View all expiries
| Expiration | Net GEX | Call GEX | Put GEX | Call Wall | Put Wall | Gamma Flip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 20, 2026 8 DTE monthly | $205.92K | $486.78K | -$280.86K |
SCHG Gamma Exposure FAQ
What is gamma exposure (GEX)?
Gamma exposure estimates how much stock option dealers must buy or sell to stay hedged for each 1% move in the underlying.
Is SCHG gamma exposure positive or negative?
SCHG net gamma exposure was positive on Nov 11, 2026, at $568.09K. It has been positive on 20 of the last 20 trading days.
How has SCHG gamma exposure changed recently?
SCHG net gamma exposure went from $1.71M on Oct 14, 2026 to $568.09K on Nov 11, 2026. See the SCHG gamma exposure history for a longer view.