<p>Theta and IV have a direct linear relationship, meaning that when one goes up by a certain percentage, the other also goes up by the same percentage. Additionally, the larger the delta of the strangle, the larger the theta of that strangle is. Watch Tom and Tony dive into this relationship with the help of some research driven graphics.</p>

Theta and IV have a direct linear relationship, meaning that when one goes up by a certain percentage, the other also goes up by the same percentage. Additionally, the larger the delta of the strangle, the larger the theta of that strangle is. Watch Tom and Tony dive into this relationship with the help of some research driven graphics.

Theta Decay and IV

It's not always easy to take the measure of a market, whether you've been trading for a day or a decade. On this segment we look under the hood—options probabilities, volatility, trading strategies, futures, you name it—so your trading mechanics are built to manage more winners.

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Theta Decay and IV

Theta Decay and IV