As opposed to writing down the implied volatility for each trade you have or option you look up, I’m going to help you work around the problem using the tools we have available. But first, I want to explain why we can’t simply look up historical implied volatility.
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Read nowEarlier this week, I explained how our exclusive Low Risk Runners strategy can help you find stocks that offer lower-risk entry points for potential trades. And another of our exclusive strategies is tailor-made for the sharp stock market swings we are experiencing: RSI Rebound.
Read nowRecently, I introduced you to one of my favorite options trades out there: option spreads. But many of you want to know when and how to put these trades to work today. So today, I’m going to start with credit spreads and their relationship with implied volatility.
Read nowIt has been a lousy start of the year for the stock market, no two ways about it. The S&P 500 is down about 6.6% from its all-time high in early January. And the blue-chip index was down more than 12% at its low point two weeks ago.
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Read nowWhen Netflix (NFLX) gapped down 21.8% lower on Jan. 21, investors were shaken by the spectacle of a $200-billion-plus FANG name losing a fifth of its market cap overnight. But that was just a warm-up.
Read nowAs you probably know by now, this year’s January Barometer results are not good news for stocks in 2022. But as a counterpoint, investor sentiment just reached such a bearish extreme last week that it’s actually bullish!
Read nowI want to show you the right way to analyze implied volatility, starting with why it matters, how to measure it, and then breaking it down to the individual types.
Read nowFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell threw a hanging curveball at the markets last week, hence the volatility we witnessed.
Read nowLast week, the Federal Reserve told us what we all expected: Rate hikes are coming. That exacerbated a sell-off in equity and debt markets, with technology stocks getting hit the worst. But there are a few industries I’m a bit concerned about, including the automotive and appliance industries.
Read nowToday I’m going to show you how companies other than Facebook are leading development on metaverse technology and infrastructure, positioning their companies for a stake in the trillion-dollar revenue grab.
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