The Myths and Realities of Implied Volatility in the Options Market
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Implied volatility (IV) is a financial metric that estimates the expected price fluctuations of an asset over a period of time. It's used in options trading and is expressed as a percentage.
What does IV indicate?
Market sentiment: IV is a reflection of how the market feels about the future volatility of an asset.
Risk: IV can help traders assess the risk of an option.
Trading opportunities: IV can help traders identify good entry and exit points for an option.
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