CSCO
Cisco Systems IncAs of 2026-10-30 15:59 ET, CSCO net GEX is -$1.2M per 1% move; CSCO call wall is $110; put wall is $100.
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The price and the session change are a point-in-time snapshot taken at the time shown. The gamma levels run on a different clock: they are computed 2026-10-31 03:49 ET from the open interest carried on the option chain at that time and are not intraday values. Dealer positioning is an assumption, not an observable: open interest shows that a contract exists, never which side a dealer holds. How dealer gamma is computed.
As of 2026-10-31 03:49 ET, SquawkFlow published CSCO at $104.51 at the 4:00 PM ET close on 2026-10-30 (-3.76%), net dealer gamma of -$1.2M, a call wall at 110, a put wall at 100 and a zero-gamma flip at 101. The gamma figures are computed 2026-10-31 03:49 ET from the open interest carried on the option chain at that time; dealer positioning is an assumption, not an observable. Source: SquawkFlow, https://squawkflow.com/ticker/CSCO.
MARKET SNAPSHOT
| Call Wall | 110 |
| Put Wall | 100 |
| GEX Flip | 101 |
| Swing Line | 100 |
| Net GEX | -$1.2M |
Cached snapshot as of 2026-10-31 03:49 ET, live streaming data in the terminal.
CSCO DEALER GAMMA BY STRIKE
Part of the SquawkFlow GEX Calculator: gamma by strike for any US stock. Compare with SPX GEX.
Net gamma exposure at each strike near CSCO's spot price, signed from the dealer perspective, calls positive, puts negative. Green strikes are where hedging tends to dampen moves; red is where it tends to amplify them. Dealer positioning is an assumption rather than an observable, so treat these as a map of where hedging pressure concentrates, not a forecast.
Unit: USD of dealer gamma per 1 percent move in spot. A window of the CSCO option chain, not the whole book: the 30 strikes nearest spot out of 57 seen, 216 contract rows spanning 2 expirations. Gamma is taken as the chain publishes it per contract; nothing here is re-priced. Crossed with the open interest carried on that chain. These rows came from the last chain saved to disk, not from a fresh provider response, so the vintage is older than the calculation time.
New to these levels? Start with the call wall and put wall, or the zero gamma level where the sign of dealer hedging flips.
All captured expirations. Chain as of .
| Strike | Net GEX | Call GEX | Put GEX | Concentration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 119 | $24.0K | $28.0K | -$4.0K | |
| 118 | $69.4K | $80.7K | -$11.4K | |
| 117 | $54.3K | $70.6K | -$16.3K | |
| 116 | $113.9K | $136.3K | -$22.4K | |
| 115 | $208.9K | $249.7K | -$40.8K | |
| 114 | $6.0K | $54.7K | -$48.8K | |
| 113 | $106.9K | $223.4K | -$116.6K | |
| 112 | $311.1K | $359.6K | -$48.5K | |
| 111 | $154.7K | $200.6K | -$45.9K | |
| 110CALL WALL | $22.4K | $377.3K | -$354.9K | |
| 109 | -$116.6K | $90.3K | -$206.9K | |
| 108 | -$142.5K | $102.2K | -$244.7K | |
| 107 | -$59.7K | $70.2K | -$129.9K | |
| 106 | -$123.8K | $59.6K | -$183.4K | |
| 105 | -$358.2K | $62.9K | -$421.1K | |
| 104SPOT | -$211.8K | $35.3K | -$247.1K | |
| 103 | -$152.6K | $2.0K | -$154.6K | |
| 102 | -$211.3K | $28.1K | -$239.5K | |
| 101GEX FLIP | -$306.0K | $0 | -$306.0K | |
| 100PUT WALL | $72.7K | $423.8K | -$351.1K | |
| 99 | -$168.0K | $718 | -$168.7K | |
| 98 | -$182.5K | $1.3K | -$183.8K | |
| 97 | -$76.9K | $1.3K | -$78.1K | |
| 96 | -$31.6K | $0 | -$31.6K | |
| 95 | -$151.8K | $909 | -$152.7K | |
| 94 | -$13.4K | $0 | -$13.4K | |
| 93 | -$3.5K | $0 | -$3.5K | |
| 92 | $0 | $0 | $0 | |
| 91 | $0 | $0 | $0 | |
| 90 | -$16.1K | $856 | -$17.0K |
These levels were captured October 31, 2026 from the open interest carried on the option chain. New levels post before each market open. Today's SPX gamma levels.
COMMON QUESTIONS
- What was the last CSCO price on this page?
- CSCO close, Oct 30: $104.51 (-3.76%), as of 2026-10-31 03:49 ET.
- What are the CSCO call wall and put wall?
- As of 2026-10-31 03:49 ET, the CSCO call wall was at 110 and the put wall at 100, computed 2026-10-31 03:49 ET from the open interest carried on the option chain at that time.
- What is CSCO net dealer gamma?
- As of 2026-10-31 03:49 ET, net dealer gamma for CSCO was -$1.2M, Negative gamma. Dealer positioning is an assumption, not an observable.
- Where is the CSCO gamma flip?
- As of 2026-10-31 03:49 ET, the CSCO zero-gamma flip was at 101, computed 2026-10-31 03:49 ET from the open interest carried on the option chain at that time.
- How often do these CSCO figures change?
- The price is a snapshot taken at the time shown. The gamma levels come from open interest that settles once per trading day, and the page refreshes at most once an hour.
ABOUT CSCO
Cisco provides networking hardware, software, and services for enterprise infrastructure. Its products include routers, switches, firewalls, collaboration tools, and cybersecurity software.
WHY TRACK CSCO ON SQUAWKFLOW
CSCO options flow is a reliable indicator of enterprise networking capex cycles. Dividend yield makes covered call strategies popular, and unusual departures from that pattern signal directional conviction.
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