Implied Volatility Expected Move

Implied Volatility Expected Move

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Every week we need to look at the implied volatility and expected move for the week. Comparing the implied volatility and expected move to the previous week will tell us if there is more risk in the market. For next week the oil production report is coming out and the FOMC will make a decision on rates. According to the implied volatility and expected move the market saw more risk in the ECB announcement last week than they do in the FOMC announcement next week. Let’s also look at few potential trade set ups. For example, GOOGL is on my radar as a potential candidate for an in and out spread.

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