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How much the options market pays for downside versus upside, and how rich volatility is, for the most active names.
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Median risk reversal
Puts versus calls, top 50
Put skew above 0
Downside puts priced above at-the-money
Inverted call skew : names whose upside calls are priced above at-the-money. Usually a small minority; a high share has marked past euphoria peaks.
Upside chased
Spot up, volatility up
Price and implied volatility both up today
Risk reversal: positive means puts are richer than calls. ✱ earnings · ▲ upside chased · ⚠ hard to borrow · hatched bars rest on few contracts.
How much more downside puts cost than at-the-money options. Taller bars mean the market pays more for crash protection. Redder bars are steeper.
How upside calls are priced against at-the-money. Below zero is normal. Green bars above zero mean upside calls cost more than at-the-money: traders are chasing the upside.
Puts versus calls at the same distance from the money. Red bars (positive) mean puts are richer than calls; green bars (negative) mean calls are richer. Each name also carries a word label: Put bias, Balanced or Call bias.
Percentiles are 1-year ranks, shaded blue (low) to red (high). “building” cells fill in after about 120 stored sessions. Changes carry a sign and ▲/▼. Press Enter on a row for details.
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Right means puts are richer (risk reversal above the median of these names), up means IV is high against its own past year. Bigger dots trade more options. The six most unusual names are labelled; hover or tap a dot for the rest.
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