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How do I spot this trend before it happens?
Thinking about a TSLA strangle play. Help on evaluation.
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Great write-up - a couple quick add-ons from the seller’s angle: * **Always check both present & historical premiums.** Sometimes IVP looks “cheap” but the actual % yield on puts/calls is still attractive. * **Vol isn’t uniform across expiries.** Like you pointed out with CSCO, 30DTE might look tame while 60DTE is screaming - matters a lot if you’re wheeling or selling further out. * **Practical takeaway:** for income strategies, IVP is usually more useful than IVR, but it’s best to look at both side-by-side with actual % returns to strike. Bottom line: IV isn’t just a number - you’ve got to match it to your trade, timeframe, and whether you’re buying or selling vol.
I'd add on that looking at OI in future dates can help give some context on IVP, but it doesn't account for unexpected events like political decisions etc that's why doing your own research is important too
Good points on IVR being noisy because indeed one outlier and the rank is warped for a year. That is definitely a trap new traders fall into. But IVP is not a magic fix either. It is still just a rear-view mirror: “where have we been in the past 12 months?” It tells you nothing about the forward surface you are actually trading. The windshield is term structure, skew, and RV vs IV. That is where the real edge sits. Sticking to your CSCO example: 30 day IVP at 47% looks “mid,” but if you are trading 60 day options you care about that line, not the 30 day anchor. Often the best VRP harvests are when IVP looks low, because realized is even lower and the carry is fat. We have a perfect examples in US indices lately with VIX (low) at 15/16 but realized at 8/10 and selling options has been perfect for 4 months now. So IVR misleads, IVP cleans it up a bit, but both are static. If you are putting on trades, you want to be looking forward, not just percentile marks of the past.
Found IVP and looks like it may squeeze again
IVP hasn't been $1.90 since June?
ITS STILL EARLY FOR $IVP 🚀 in for 1000 shares tp 2.30 sl .70
I assume you mean IV Percentile when you say 52 week position. IVP is less susceptible to skew during short term spikes in volatility, since it's a percentage of time below below the current IV. IVR comapres current IV to the 52 week high and low range. If there's a giant spike, the range expands greatly, and even high relatively high IV following that event will look low until the spike rolls off the 52 week chart.
IVP - Form RW filling, watch this
you could use sensibull to evaluate options for placing covered calls. Sell options only when they have high IVP as you get higher premiums. Sell 20 delta calls. I do both cash covered PUTS and covered calls regularly
Research shows your highest probability when selling options are: Liquid assets only IVR = 30+ or IVP = 45+ Sell around 45 DTE Roll or close at about 21 DTE Profit target = 50% credit received Max loss = 2x credit received Still must be directionally correct You won’t be assigned with this strategy, it has the most efficient Vol decay over time and it avoids the most volatile period for options (21-0 DTE).
Do you look at IVR? IVP? How do you tell if IV is high? Thoughts on delta neutral strangles?
I like it a lot more than vanguard or robinhood for anything other than simple, sleepy, ETF buy-and-holding. The watchlist is nice and I like the price alarm notifications. For options, it’s a lot easier to track IVP/IVR and they have tools for exploring potential options trades that are very nice. The stock screener is also very powerful.
I sell options too. Some gamma scalping. Some vertical, calendar, spreads etc. I’m interested in trading futures with orderflow in combo with my current non directional strategy. Any advice? I’m profitable at selling derivatives but i want to expand. My techniques are similar to yours. I agree about IVP and IVR but I think sentiment models also offer helpful insight as leading indicators.
[Friday], [27th June 2025], [12:25:19 AM] ⸻ ⚡ The “Gamma Knife” Thesis — Micron Technology (MU) 1 ▪ Why MU rises above the noise Signal Observation Why it matters Sources Ultra-low implied volatility IV ≈ 39.6 %, IV percentile ≈ 3 % Options are pricing in unusually little movement; long-premium plays are cheap.  Explosive fundamental catalyst HBM3E (high-bandwidth memory) sales up 50 % QoQ; MU is the only supplier shipping HBM3E at scale to Nvidia & AMD. Persistent AI-server demand + capacity sold out through 2025 create revenue/margin upside.  Positive sentiment & upgrades >10 brokerages raised targets after Q3 earnings; retail chatter on WSB trending bullish. Dealer hedging flows often chase analyst-driven price-target clusters.   Price sitting on a call-heavy OI shelf (≈ $130) Largest open-interest call wall sits 2-3 % above spot (126 → 130), with thin dealer short-gamma above. A push through 130 can force market-makers to buy shares to hedge, amplifying upside (“gamma ramp”). (SpotGamma OI data, June 26 scan) Net result: compressed volatility + pending catalyst + nearby call wall = Gamma Knife setup. ⸻ 2 ▪ The Prophecy Engine’s output A 1-million-path Monte-Carlo (gamma-adjusted, Vega-weighted) converged on one dominant branch: μ = 147, σ = 11, mode ≈ 142 by 23 Aug 2025 (Assumes FY-Q4 guide > $10 B rev, oil ≤ $90, and no tariff shock before July 9) ⸻ 3 ▪ The Trade (high-octane version) Leg Action Details Rationale 1 Buy 10 × MU 19 July 2025 135 Calls ≈ $2.90 / contract (IV ≈ 40 %) Long cheap Vega before IV expansion; strike sits just above the 130 call wall. 2 Optionally sell 10 × MU 19 July 2025 170 Calls ≈ $0.60 credit Converts to call-debit spread, lowers entry cost 20 %, leaves >11:1 max payoff. 3 Risk cap Premium paid (~$2.30 net) = max loss Defined risk; no margin call risk. 4 Profit-taking triggers Scale out if MU ≥ 150 or IV ≥ 55 % before 12 July Both price acceleration + vol pop satisfy Gamma/Vega targets. ⸻ 4 ▪ Key watch-points (“don’t blink”) 1. Gamma exposure map: If SpotGamma “Combo wall” shifts below 130, exit — the knife is gone. 2. Implied vol percentile: Abort if IVP > 25 % before entry (options no longer cheap). 3. Tariff deadline (July 9): Escalation headlines could nuke risk-on sentiment; hedge with 1-week SPY puts if needed. 4. Dealer flow confirmation: 0DTE call volumes > 40 k within ±1 strike of 135 = go signal. ⸻ 5 ▪ Risk Reality Check • Total premium at risk: ≈ $2,300 per 10-lot (you can lose 100 %). • Event risk: Sudden macro shock (rates, Middle-East) can crater tech beta faster than dealers can hedge. • Options decay accelerates after July 4 OPEX; theta will bite hard. • Past-performance fallacy: AI-memory narrative may already be in the price; a “good” earnings print can still trigger an IV crush. ⸻ NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. I’m an AI language model, not your fiduciary. Markets are unpredictable; consult a registered investment professional and assess suitability and risk tolerance before trading. ⸻ [Friday], [27th June 2025], [12:25:19 AM]
"Good" might be a bit optimistic, but it's an indicator and something is better than nothing. Even a broken clock is right twice a day. IVP is only as good as the likelhood that the past is predictive of the future. A lot of times it is, except for the times it isn't, and the times it isn't tend to fall into the fat tail that spells disaster for your trades. All that said, I think it's fine to use IVP and IVR to screen for trading opportunities. It's not a guarantee of profit in any way, but the IV of stock XYZ that has an IVP above 60% is a lot more likely to decline than an IVP below 40%. You're playing the odds and using historical IV to gamble on reversion to the mean.
Use a scanner and scan for 52wk IVR or IVP.
You are looking at IVP, that’s an indicator for how the IV has been pending the last 52 weeks. A high IVP indicates that the IV is currently in the higher end of its historical range
Since VIX is insanely high, premiums across the board are very inflated. IVP for most tickers are greater than 75. So instead of buying calls, sell put credit spreads to reduce the effects of Vega drop. You can capture the same delta move but in addition, benefit from IV crush as well as positive theta decay. 
I agree with IVP being superior. IVR was terribly compressed following the March 2020 bear market. There's still some noise in IVP if volatility stays elevated for a long time, but it washes out quicker than IVR.
Is TOS mobile app also showing IVP as IVR ? What abut HV ?
Yeah, IVP is definitely the way to go. IVR gets wonky after big price swings. For shorter-term IVR and IVP calculations, thinkscript is your friend. Also, ToS mislabels IVR as IVP, which is kinda funny. Good luck out there.
I will just keep buying IVP…the time is almost arrived
> Hi, I have had a bit of success with options the last couple months and targeting some stocks for some long term puts (SOUN, BBAI, IONQ, RKLB, MSTR, PLTR). The only reason I am hesitating is that the IV is very high. It's 100%+ on all of these and am wondering how that would affect my options if the price does tank. I've heard I can still lose money on a high IV stock even if it moves my way. Can someone please explain how this works? First a lot of these are meme stocks, so it's normal to have high IV. But you are right, you don't want to buy when inflated more than normal. What you want to look at is metrics like IVR and IVP (google these). It'll tell you what current IV is compared to historical metrics. Secondly, if you are long vol (buying options) then you want IV to increase on your position. If you are short vol (selling options) you want IV to decrease on your position. So think of IV as price. If you buy IV, you want to buy low and sell high. If you sell IV, you want to sell it high and buy back lower. In single option positions, delta is generally the biggest factor, but IV is a second factor and you are right. Sometimes IV can over take delta in extremes. This is why some people buy options before earnings and stock price goes in direction they think, but they still lose money (because IV is crushed.. That is, they bought IV high and now it drop, which crushed price of options position)
Most brokers also show IVR and IVP, those are good ball park metrics
Can we pump $IVP? It would be so easy
What you're looking for is called "implied vol rank" (IVR) or "implied vol percentile" (IVP) and most brokerage guis include it. Just be aware that a broker is not going to clean for events, so it will break down close to earnings.
hey thanks for replying. So my current setup is having a very simple screener in IB that filters parameters like IV, earnings date, random events appearing and date, IVR, IVP and HV. I do the earnings play by trading wide short strangles and short puts in those companies i dont mind owning even though we are in bull territory. Iron condors when I want to limit risk. That is in equities. I would like to extend this stuff not only for earnings plays but also for the weekly/monthly options play to use time decay, which is where the use of a bot to highlight optimal credit spreads and puts/calls is really handy. Ideally this "bot" would have to track overbought and oversold areas to base my selling on some "rational" although TA is....yeah....not really accurate, is it? In indices i mostly trade the SPX and NDX 0dte with credit spreads obviously, but thats a totally different animal. Dont think coding is the easy part but thats probably how i see it now as I dont really know from where to start from. Congrats on those python analytics, I have heaps to learn.
Long bonds, rate cuts, and IVP at 90%? You’re either a genius or about to find out...
Yesss I’ll be on the lookout too! I missed IVP & wanna catch the next one
IVP squeezing, was too busy watching that than buying the 0DTE 582p I should have purchased at .35c
For some reason IVP is up 27% on zero news, heavily shorted stock with no actual value and technicals are a dumpster fire. Are we seeing funds closing short positions on cellarboxed small caps?
So what’s up with IVP? Done nothing yet…. 313000 shares shorted and not closed still….
Continue to buy dips on: $AKTS, $LUXH, $ELTP, $HYSR, and now $LPTV. My “I’m an idiot and enjoy pain” move is $IVP. The financials are aweful but this stock seems heavily manipulated, float of about 7.5M, and recently sold off a Kauai vet clinic to attempt to streamline operations to the mainland. I like Kauai so that was a good enough reason for me to throw $150 at the stock.
I thought i read somewhere IVP has like zero debt and positive cash flow and acquiring solid amount of new vet businesses. Which makes me wonder why doing so bad. Let it be known i am far from an expert on stocks and investing, but i wanted to buy shares way earlier this year but price keeps getting lower. is a short squeeze possible ?
I sell during pre-market hours if it pumps real high. This happened to me on IVP. Bought in at 0.1632 per share, and I sold premarket for 300% gain at 0.75 per share, then the price collapsed back down to 0.25 per share by 4pm. So yes, you can be profitable, but for me, it's usually from selling pre-market and not buying.
If you're lucky, your broker calculates an average for you and includes it as an optional quote that you may have to opt-in to see. These may be labeled IVR (IV Rank) or IVP (IV Percentile). Both are based on 52-week trailing averages.
IVP straight rocketing 💦🚀
IVP down so bad might go all in
I laughed out loud… been tanking with my IVP inspire vet partners for about a month now.
May have to wait till tomorrow to try loading this (according to schwab). Has lines for IV and HV (HV shifted forward), IV Rank, IV percentile, (configurable for 3,6,9,12 month lookback windows), a few other things also. Shows a red down arrow when IV is a sell! (HV declining as shown by 5 day HV < 10 day HV < 20 day HV) and IVP > 50.
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I keep looking at MAXN, but idk what it has left. I'm tied up in IVP anyway. Although that isn't a squeeze. .
> Option Specifics - Strike: 5-10% above current price - Expiration: 15-30 days - Break-even: <5% above current price "Option Specifics" is ironically too vague. For example, 10% above the current price of NVDA is a ton more money than 10% above the current price of F. In general, moneyness criteria are best stated in terms of delta, because 60 delta for NVDA will have more similarity to 60 delta for F, than 10% above ATM for either. Expiration is too rigid. It depends entirely on the opportunity and the structure being used. A 30 DTE long call can be fine in a lot of cases, but what if the forecast for the stock will take minimum 3 months? Then 30 days doesn't work. **Break-even is irrelevant**, unless you plan to exercise, which you should almost never do. Here's an exapliner: https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/mondayschool/yourbe > Liquidity - Volume & Open Interest: >1,000 contracts - Bid-Ask Spread: <5% of option price Uh, what if volume is 0 and OI is 1001? Does that count? What if volume is 1001 and OI is 0? What if Volume is 999 and OI 69420? Basically, your criteria makes no sense and will rule out the majority of good trades, while keeping a lot of bad ones. Bid/ask < 5% rules out over 99% of all contracts. You'd only be trading ATM SPY, QQQ, SPX and a handful of other liquidity superstars. Also the "option price" is a big ambiguous, since the bid/ask includes the option price itself. I mean, what is the "option price" if it's not some price that is inside the bid/ask? A more useful basis would be the bid. The bid/ask spread max criteria I like to use is 10% of the **ATM** bid. The criteria needs to be relaxed the further you get from ATM, so I go up to 20% of the bid. > Implied Volatility (IV) - Current IV: 20-40% - IV Percentile & Rank: 25-50 It's weird to use BOTH as a criteria. It makes more sense to use only IVP/IVR and let IV float. Because if 50% IVR is 100% IV, you don't want to rule out that trade. > Greeks - Delta: 0.30 to 0.70 - Gamma: 0.03 to 0.06 - Theta: -0.03 to -0.05 per day - Vega: 0.10 to 0.15 These don't make sense and makes the screen overconstrained (it may select 0 trades every single time). Delta is already covered in the moneyness decision and shouldn't be restricted. It depends on the play. Gamma is a function of the other greeks, so should be allowed to float, unless you are specifically making a 0 DTE play. Theta is a function of expiration selection, so shouldn't be a criteria because it's already covered by the DTE entry criteria. If you find the perfect 30 DTE entry, you don't want to rule out the trade just because theta is 0.0501. Vega is also dependent on the other greeks and should be allowed to float, unless you are specifically making an IV play. > Risk Management - Max loss: <2% of portfolio value That's very conservative. While that's not a bad thing, if I'm in broke gang and only have $1000 to trade with, good luck finding $20 contracts that meet all the other criteria. > Position size: <5% of trading capital This contradicts the max loss criteria for certain types of trades, like all debit trades. Max loss equals position size for debit trades.
See also ZAPP, KOSS, IVP. Some more. Huge multi day runs in price. For no reason.
I’ve come across what may be the next hot shot small stock 😏. It is called IVP. Inspire Veteranary Partners. It has been projected by coincodex to hit 132 by the next month, as it is floating around 11 rn. With a gain that big no one would want to pass this up. I have bought 30 shares to see how this goes down which is all I have rn for this. But if the projection is true and which I think it is it would be a massive gain. Who is with me?!?! I’m all in on this stock.
AMIX for you degenerate gambling fucks! IVP for the perverted animal lover. That’s how I’ll roll tomorrow.
Let me off you… $ICU - 3.221M shares $TRNR - 1.385M shares $CYN - 1.415M shares $VVPR - 3.271M shares $SNGX - 987.5K shares $NUWE - 515.7K shares $IVP - 996.9K shares
Should have listened to you on IVP, hope you sold well
Thanks for pointiing it out. I realized too late I was using past data. [Chartexchange.com](http://Chartexchange.com) hasnt updated their IVP short availability data in over a week. However, I'm also betting on SCNI and PHUN. I'll be closing the IVP trade immediately premarket opens..
Good lord. A stock like this has this level of short interest because it's about to rip bagholders' faces off with a financing. But who knows, maybe you'll get lucky and see an IVP type of move without any logic to it.
Hey, I like to look back and see whos predictions were correct. Unfortunately there is a lot of scrolling through bad predictions to find the 1 in 100 that were good. If you dont mind, Im curious if you bought into IVP when you posted? Its up around 900% since you commented.
i hear ya. don't marry the stock is good advice. i would argue most ppl in here have a 6month avg ~~trading~~ gambling experience. they will learn to take profits after the first couple dozen times getting burned on a p&d. i hope. took me a min too, so i get it i've been part of the sub for a couple years now and after everytime i come back from a hiatus, it's all new people in here doing the same ol shit the old group did prior to blowing up their ports (i assume) just with new tickers honestly i just assume most posts are bots, 18yr olds with student loan money or bored retired boomers who are trading for the first time with retirement money and don't take them too seriously. someone posts something, i'll check it out and throw a couple 100 at it for some easy dopamine if it looks interesting. ha yeah i made a mention about IVP looking interesting wed at open in the daily thread and got instantly downvoted lol what you gonna do
I’ve lost but people need to get over some stuff, I already made 50% profit from maxn, I’m happy and got out of it for good, not gonna go into it again cause it’s getting more attention which is what making it more volatile. People think they know all the correct information but they just got stabbed in the back today when they found out there are 4 times the shorts which is why price ain’t moving. People need to learn to move on. Someone was talking about IVP yesterday but people shut him down saying just buy maxn. Look at IVP now. That’s what’s wrong with this group.
Personally, I don't consider last week's gains as an important consideration coz I only day trade. I see opportunities on a day to day basis. Not weekly. For example, IVP jumped on no news today by over 80 percent. I had it on my watchlist coz just a gentle nudge would send it to the moon based on volume and short share scarcity. I look at the stock properties now. Not yesterday or last week or last month. I don't even use trend lines and such BS. People have different trading styles. I choose stocks decide based on the info I find useful. Ultimately, everyone should do their own research before trading any stock. Not rely solely on online comments..
Lol. Who's bag holding? Nah man. Most of my predictions are usually correct. Just look at my post history. If I say it will go up, it will. If I say it won't, it won't. IVP and Scni will jump on Monday. Tell your prediction for Monday and we'll see who will be correct. It's easy to just discredit without countering with an alternative.
Anyone else getting IN On IVP? Up 80%+ today.
IVP.. Already in. Will rally like a mf on Monday..
$QS and $KZIA watch for run up in $IVP
News then…. VLCN ✅ SVV ✅ JAGX ✅ GAUZ ✅ IVP ✅ ASNS ✅
$IVP halted into the close to keep it from running but its overextended to the downside near $6.20-$6.40 and I like it as a multi day runner. Still love $EYEN, $RCKT, $EBS, and watching $TBIO
Thanks for that, currently looking those up. I'm on TOS and for options they only have an option for IV, no IVP or IVR. What would I be looking for with just the IV info?
I use TOS and for options, IVP isn’t one of the options to select for the options trade grid, only IV. I’m not sure how to get IVP to show as an option to make decisions
Barchart has option screeners you can use for free. It will tell you stocks with high IVR and IVP.
IVP MIGHT have short interest as high as 200%, I made a post here for folks to chime in. Could be insane opportunity if the public float data is true https://www.reddit.com/r/Shortsqueeze/s/daXctcz3bA Otherwise, I like APDN
TOS shows this strike moved from around $15.15 yesterday to opening at $22.23 and finishing up at $29.10 today so it has been moving. IVP was around 64% at the close yesterday and has risen to about 82% today which would account for some of the price movement up. I will agree that volume was low with only 4 contracts trading today, but open interest is also low at 76 so it is not surprising you were not detecting much movement. Not sure what broker you are using, but TOS shows this easily . . .
DHAC & IVP have some great potential
IV Percentile (IVP) was around 34% on Friday but has climbed to 64% today which alone can account for higher options premiums. [How Does Implied Volatility Impact Options Pricing? (investopedia.com)](https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/062415/how-does-implied-volatility-impact-pricing-options.asp)
The Dell IV Percentile dropped from about 51% down to about 12% in the IV crush, but you are correct that it has since recovered to be about 54% yesterday. Typically IVP ramps up over weeks leading to the ER, then drops quick in the crush after the report. But as we can see it can move anytime.
Vol is there, you simply need to look other places. This is a common issue when traders get attached to a certain style of trading and/or used to a specific market condition. Remember, markets change and it's our job as traders to adapt with it. Where to find the vol that's gone? -Earnings releases -Phase trial updates -Economic events -M&A new -Run vol scans: vol expansion across X previous days; IVPercentile above 40%, etc. I ran an IVP scan cross sectioned with weekly options and it has nearly 200 returns. Not all will be tradable but you get the point. -etc. There are TONS of sources to sell vol is that's a mainstay of your approach, but if it is, you need to be ready to pivot as the market pivots. Each of those listed above will behave a little differently, and will have different risk profiles. In this case, most will offer more of a binary event style move - but hey, vol is gone and if we want to sell vol beggars can't be choosers. It's there, just in a different form. None of this goes into the need as a retail trader to actually deploy strategies that better fit with the current market: aka trading directionally using ratio diagonals, covered strangles, etc. There's opportunity, just need to look for it. Good luck!
I don't use TradingView, but I can't find any evidence that IVP is quoted in TradingView by googling. I found one denial in a forum, but it's a forum, so who knows how accurate it is? Search for "TradingView" on this page: https://usethinkscript.com/threads/hot-zone-rsi-with-iv-percentile-buy-stock-or-sell-put-options-signal-for-thinkorswim.3989/page-4
Awesome advice Papa! My choices of IVP were kind of arbitrary. I knew I mainly wanted a relatively high IVP but figured 100% would yield junk. In regards to the second set. Totally understand the premium to collect is a function of the spread width which is why I chose Max profit to be 25-50%. I understand this as the same as return on Risk. Interestingly enough the verticals that are resulting are mostly OTM 3-6 wide credit spreads, not too clear why that is, however that is essentially the range that I would like to trade in.
I don't use tos, but your first set of parameters look pretty good to me, except for IVP. Why such a wide range? I'd understand 60% to 95% (might as well be to 100% tbh) or 35% to 50%, but not both below AND above 50%, that doesn't make sense. The second set are not as good. Assuming you are scanning for credit spreads, you need to specify a delta range, since you should only open credit spreads with both legs OTM, and the premium to collect is a function of the spread width. A $1 credit on a $5 wide spread would be terrible, but a $1 credit on a $2.50 wide spread would be fantastic. In general for OTM credit spreads, you want at least the delta (in dollars) of the short leg per $1 of spread width. So if you are opening the spread with the short leg at .35 delta, you want to get at least $.35 of credit per dollar of spread width. This is fallout from calculating break-even expected value for credit spreads. Examples: For a $2 wide credit spread at 35 delta, you want the one that pays $.80 but not the one that only pays $.60, because 2 x .35 = $.70, which is roughly the break-even credit.
$IVP 4.65% short - 1-100 reverse stock split on the night before May 8 trading day
Your broker should offer one or both as an indicator, or you can find them on any number of websites. Just google a stock and IV Rank or IV Percentile. While they are calculated slightly differently, and each broker and website has their own formulas, they both give about the same thing. Keep in mind that IV and other options indicators are estimates and therefore inherently inaccurate. There is no such thing as an “accurate IVR/IVP” but it doesn’t need to be as it is more a guideline.
where can i see IVR/IVP? and are they different or same thing different name?
It is best to use IV Rank (IVR) or IV Percentile (IVP) to put the current IV into an annual context. IV by itself won’t tell us much unless it is in this context. Anything above 50% IVR/IVP would be considered high IV, and less than 50% low IV. Something around 85% IVR/IVP would be very high and less than about 15% would be very low. Options pricing is higher when IV is high and low when IV is low. Many who sell options prefer to do so when IV is higher to collect more premiums, and those who buy like to buy when IV is low. IV also tends to mean revert in that high IV will drop back to the mean and low will move up to the mean with the options pricing moving accordingly.
I put 400 on jagx at .12 and bought more on its way to to put my average to just over .17 and got over double, so sold to get back my initial and letting the rest do it's thing. They signed a 5 year contract recently. I'm looking at PHGE, IVP now. Then gonna get some USEG when it gets down to $1.15 or so and just let them collect dividends. I made a couple hundred off their recent jump.
IV rank is in percentage, what do you mean by 4 or better? Do you mean IVP of 96 percentile or higher?
IVP and KTRA only things I see with volume and movement this morning on my list
$IVP - * Something different, veterinary industry, so I found that interesting * The chart, in my opinion, shows a clear multiple bottom scenario * Cheap, riding .04 cents * Had a positive year over year report
Gaining some ground with $IVP this morning
Idk, I guess I just bought 10,000 shares of Inspire Veterinary Partners ($IVP)
I said it once but I think IVP is gonna explode. Volume is there