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Jul 12 2026

Volatility Approaches Record Lows — Is It Priced Too Cheap?

SPX term structure chart showing implied volatility curves from July through September 2026, with major events labeled.

The S&P 500 spent early July grinding higher with sector rotation quietly forming beneath a calm index. As SPX price action remained relatively muted over the past week, implied volatility dropped to near-record lows as of Friday: IV for contracts expiring next week now sit in the 6-10% range. Regardless of any directional bias for […]

Written by Sherry An · Categorized: Market Analysis, SpotGamma Weekly · Tagged: dealer gamma, earnings volatility, Gamma Exposure, implied volatility, July OPEX, market makers, Netflix options, NFLX earnings, options positioning, options term structure, options trading, realized volatility, S&P 500 volatility, spotgamma weekly, SPX put fly, synthetic gamma

Jun 19 2024

Stock & Bond Correlations: “No Crying in Correlation”

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Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: Alpha Exchange, correlation, dispersion, NVDA, realized volatility

Jul 14 2021

Implied Volatility Reading in the SPX & VIX

Brent Kochuba, Founder of SpotGamma, joins Imran Lakha of Options-Insights to talk about the current volatility readings in the SPX and VIX. This covers both realized and implied volatility which are shifting ahead of a large options expiration.

Written by developer · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: implied volatility, realized volatility, VIX

Nov 20 2019

Gamma vs Realized Volatility

SPX hourly candlestick chart shows gamma going under and over $1bn with historical volatility below.

Gamma appears to give traders an edge in predicting market volatility. Here we show the last few months of historical volatility as a quick method to back up this point. Volatility does not imply a direction in the market, just expanded movement. Often this is correlated with market drops, but also rapid rises as seen […]

Written by SpotGamma · Categorized: Market Analysis · Tagged: gamma, historical volatility, realized volatility

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