Implied Volatility - IV

what was there to laugh soo much buddy???

hello,
I would like to ask any experienced options trader in this forum if he/she can help me to find Implied Volatility - IV and HISTORICAL VOLATILITY of any stock and delta of any option. does any trading terminal provide this info or any charting platform? please help

thanks

I dont think so. Theres delta,vega and theta thats important. Dont neglect them. I think you have gone thru optionalpha. He hasnt said to ignore delta and theta. Ofcourse IV/vega is important.

Options isnt any holy grail. kirk has taken atleast 2 30 min podcasts on probability thru casino example. Drawdowns, Understanding Risk reward/ win loss ratio is very important in options.

I know but if this 3 (IV, HV and Delta)is not provide by any software then rest will be impossible... That's why I asked about them


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Iv is a whole lot of thing. Every strike price whether its ATM/ITM or OTM has different IVs. Ivs change every minute. Historical volatility is available in http://www.traderscockpit.com/?pageView=nifty-volatility

Options pricing really can go higher or lower than historical volatility again :thumb:

But I need IV for stock and not different strike price

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The IV is calculated in NSE only for index that is nifty and its called india VIX

https://www.nseindia.com/live_market/dynaContent/live_watch/vix_home_page.htm

Its a complex formula which takes into account various strike prices also various expiries. It gives different weightage to different strikes. For stocks nse doesnt give

Not provided for stock
That's strange.....
Anyways thanks for info

Historical volatility is calculated from price, so this can be done easily

i am not asking your google knowledge on iv

if you have iv's how will you use them for trading is what i asked..