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Mike Butler Shows the Volatility Levels Where He Sells vs Buys Premium
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Breakdown
0:00lesson
Implied volatility overview
- Implied volatility discussed
- Focus on reading implied volatility
- Highlight selling and buying premium levels
2:00lesson
Implied volatility ranges
- IV rank metric explained
- Spy has low IV range
- Tesla has high IV range
4:03lesson
Implied volatility crushes
- Large IV ranges for tech stocks
- AMD example with 40-point range
- Strategies for volatility crushes
6:04lesson
Earnings and implied volatility
- Caution with strangles near earnings
- Earnings date September 24th
- Risk of directional moves
7:59lesson
Buying vs. selling premium
- Buy premium in low IV products
- TLT example with 13% IV
- Lower IV means less market movement needed
9:53lesson
Risk management with premium
- Ensure risk is in check when selling premium
- Tech stocks show large swings
- Need to withstand variance in products
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