Just post a complete screenshot of the chain...
Proof that volatility has no correlation to options prices!
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Yeah apparently mine is all wonky!
Ah that was the problem...I just switched to IBKR desktop platform and by default they had Closing Impl. Vol. % so I just added Implied vol. % to the column.
I don´t think you have the slightest glimpse about how stupid you sound when you make your ridiculous claims. Volatility not correlated with options prices...dude, price is first and implied volatility is the result of a formula that converts the options price using time and distance to the the current underlying price.
So how can it not be correlated? IV is literally the result of the formula with the options price as input. That´s like saying 4 is not correlated with 2+2.
Are you trolling or mentally disabled? Why would anyone collaborate with a guy who doesn´t just know derivatives basics but also has the audacity to claim they are all wrong while at the same time maintaining the statement that averaging into losers is a superior strategy.
you get his MO right? Insult you so you flame him but give him the info he needs.
You guys let's pick high IV stocks like GME, MARA...CLSK..AMC etc and trade it every week. With our combination of TA and options knowledge, we could probably do pretty well.
Weekly PnL target 2K.
If you guys would rather do it off this site or in a private group then we can do it on https://community.swingcharts.com/
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No chance the troll is clever enough to discuss
Proof that volatility has no correlation to options prices
Numnut most likely meant to illustrate that Price has no correlation to Volatilty..... Right up there with his discovery that Short puts is a bearish play
Proof that volatility has no correlation to options prices
Numnut most likely meant to illustrate that Price has no correlation to Volatilty..... Right up there with his discovery that Short puts is a bearish play