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Michelle and Vox unpack a simple but important lesson from options markets: implied volatility is better read as a range of expected movement than as a directional forecast. By the end, listeners will understand expected move, realized volatility, and why traders use volatility more to size risk and choose a regime than to guess whether price goes up or down.
By VoxMichelle and Vox unpack a simple but important lesson from options markets: implied volatility is better read as a range of expected movement than as a directional forecast. By the end, listeners will understand expected move, realized volatility, and why traders use volatility more to size risk and choose a regime than to guess whether price goes up or down.