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topic

IVR

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Trade idea

IVR strangle

strangle strategy with specific strike prices and expiration date

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Strategystrangle
Assetcurrency
ExpirationAugust 21st
Time horizonshort-term
Entry / triggerstock's up today
Target / exitmax profit of $39
Invalidation / stopstock's movement
Speakerunknown
Structure / legs
  • 250 call
  • 90 put
Risks
  • stock's movement
  • market volatility
Trade idea

IVR put

Better than 50/50 and IVR

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Strategyput
Assetequity
Entry / triggerNasdaq futures are up about 150
Target / exit34 bid
SpeakerTom
Q&A

I have sold uh portfolio covered uh puts on uh and I'm I'm trading on the um the thinker slim platform. One of the things I've noticed watching you lately is you keep uh bringing up this IVR and I I I don't believe that it's available on this on this particular platform.

IVR is available on the platform but is mislabeled as IBP (implied volatility percentile). It can be found in the drop-down menu or by contacting support. The speaker uses IVR for consistency and context around implied volatility.

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Actionable takeawayIVR is available on the platform but mislabeled. It can be found in the drop-down menu or by contacting support.
Q&A

What plot do you guys rely on for IVR?

The speaker suggests using both the high and low IVR plots to determine the current position relative to the implied volatility range. This helps in making informed decisions about the strategy.

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Actionable takeawayTraders should use both high and low IVR plots to assess their position in the implied volatility range.
Q&A

Does IVR really matter?

IVR (Implied Volatility Ratio) doesn't matter for a covered call strategy on existing stock holdings because the focus is on the direction of the stock. However, higher IVR can lead to higher premiums, which is a benefit.

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Actionable takeawayFor covered calls on existing stock holdings, focus on the stock's direction rather than IVR. Higher IVR can result in higher premiums.