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IV for each maturity
- Thread starter JKG
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Quote from MTE:
You can plot individual option's implied volatility in TOS. Not sure if you can plot the individual month's IV, never seen this feature, but it would best to check with them to see if there's a way to do that. I'll see what I can find out and post back.
MTE
I am with IB. Is it possible with any broker to find out hoe much margin is being required for your actual positions.-preferably live upgrades. I am asking with a view that if some positions require high margin (initial plus maintenance) one can close those positions and move to other positions requiring less margin -Just an idea.
Thanks
Does any software show the pictures of stock's implied volatility for each maturity?
This what you want?
http://www.optionistics.com/f/option_chains
Click on option symbol to get chart:
http://www.optionistics.com/f/stock_price_history?symbol=QQQBQ&isopt=1
Quote from osho67:
MTE
I am with IB. Is it possible with any broker to find out hoe much margin is being required for your actual positions.-preferably live upgrades. I am asking with a view that if some positions require high margin (initial plus maintenance) one can close those positions and move to other positions requiring less margin -Just an idea.
Thanks
In TOS you can see the margin requirement for each position you hold, I would think the same could be seen in IB, but I'm an IB customer so I don't know.
MTE and RunningOnEmpty, thanks for your replies!!
RunningOnEmpty, but the link you posted also does not show the averaged IV for each maturity, right? The reason I want to see it, is that sometimes the IV for each maturity varies a lot. If one wants to trade volatility, he has better be aware of how IV changes with each maturity.
RunningOnEmpty, but the link you posted also does not show the averaged IV for each maturity, right? The reason I want to see it, is that sometimes the IV for each maturity varies a lot. If one wants to trade volatility, he has better be aware of how IV changes with each maturity.