About Volatility Skew
Implied volatility across strikes for one expiry, with the previous session for comparison. Puts priced richer than calls shows demand for protection.
How to use it
- Pick the symbol (and expiry for intraday views).
- Look at where IV sits against its own history and against HV.
- High IV favours option sellers; low IV favours buyers.
Questions
Which IV is used for each strike?
The put IV below the price and the call IV above it (the out-of-the-money side, which trades more), and both lines if you choose.
Is this data live?
Yes, in market hours (9:15 am to 3:30 pm on trading days) the numbers refresh every minute without reloading the page. After the close you see the last session, and you can pick any saved past day.
Is this advice to buy or sell?
No. These are tools to read the market. They do not tell you what to trade. Options can lose all their value quickly; trade only what you understand and can afford to lose.
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Volatility Skew for other symbols
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For learning and research only. This is not investment advice and does not suggest buying or selling any security. Data comes from the exchange through Upstox and can be delayed or wrong; check with your broker before you trade. Options and futures carry high risk.