While most traders log off and wait for the next session, larger players are already building positions overnight — and what if you could interpret that activity to come into the next day with a clear directional bias instead of reacting at the open? → Discover The Edge

Historical Volatility vs. Implied Volatility

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TheoTraders look for disparages between historical volatility and implied volatility to determine what kind of an edge the market is giving us. TheoTraders love nothing better than to sell premium. However, that’s not what the market is giving us right now. The SPX implied volatility is telling us that it is more advantageous to be a premium buyer. TheoTraders use in/out spreads to minimize risk.

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