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Showing content with the highest reputation on 07/13/2020 in Posts

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    Christof+
    Hi @salliah, Thanks for joining And I am happy to answer your question. I agree that all that information can be a little overwhelming in the beginning. Correct, and that independent of the actual stock price level. Let's take the first line: RV of that straddle has been 20.47%, while the stock price was 154.32 USD. The level of the volatility index VIX on that day has been 37.7). The RV has been calculated using options expiring on May 8th, 2020, i.e., the first maturity coming after the 7th day after the earnings announcement (as chosen by you with dropdown 'Expiry after earnings').. And that all was on the 8th trading day before the earnings announcement on or the day after April 29th, 2020.
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    rasar
    Adding to what @FrankTheTank mentioned above, see this.
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