IV Dashboard
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How To Interpret This Dashboard
1. Read Regime First
Start with average IV, IV distribution, and high-IV breadth. This frames whether premium expansion or contraction strategies are more appropriate.
2. Validate Skew and Participation
Use call-put pulse and spread metrics to confirm if demand is directional, then prioritize names where volume and OI are consistently strong.
3. Drill Into Symbol Context
Open leaders in IV Historical Analysis to compare current state versus recent percentile and trend behavior before structure and sizing decisions.
IV Dashboard FAQ
How should I use the IV Dashboard before opening a trade?
Start with regime and breadth. Check average IV, high-IV share, and spread behavior. Then shift to leader tables for symbols with both volatility and liquidity, and validate with IV Historical Analysis before execution.
What does the Call-Put Volatility Pulse chart indicate?
It compares average call IV, put IV, and spread. Expanding spread often signals directional demand imbalance or event premium concentration, while compressed spread indicates balanced pricing.
Why monitor both IV and liquidity together?
High IV without participation can be noisy and difficult to execute. Combining IV with volume and open interest helps prioritize symbols where option pricing and tradability are aligned.
How should I use snapshot date mode?
When live mode is off, choose an analysis date to inspect ATM volatility state for that day. This helps compare current conditions with prior sessions and supports regime transition studies.
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