Understanding Implied Volatility (IV)

Just want to get more organized�.
As you know, understanding volatility is very critical in options trading.
I�ve previously written some posts on IV & HV. I�ll put the links of all posts on this topic below, and place this on the top left corner for easier future reference.

Click the following links to read each of the posts:

1) Historical Volatility (HV) vs. Implied Volatility (IV): Definition

2) How To Get Historical Volatility (HV) vs. Implied Volatility (IV) Information:
a) How To Get HV vs. IV Info � Part 1
b) How To Get HV vs. IV Info � Part 2

3) Relationship between Historical Volatility (HV) and Implied Volatility (IV)

4) More Understanding About Implied Volatility (IV)

5) How To Determine If An Option Is Cheap (Underpriced) Or Expensive (Overpriced):
a) How To Determine If An Option Is Cheap (Underpriced) Or Expensive (Overpriced) - Part 1
b) How To Determine If An Option Is Cheap (Underpriced) Or Expensive (Overpriced) - Part 2

6) The Behavior of Implied Volatility (IV) & Historical Volatility (HV) Before & After Earnings Announcement

7) Example on How Implied Volatility (IV) Affects Option�s Price Significantly

8) What To Consider When You Are Buying An Overpriced (High IV) Options?

9) Volatility Smile and Volatility Skew:
a) Part 1: Description
b) Part 2: More Understanding
c) Part 3: Why Volatility Smile and Skew Happen
d) Part 4: Implications of Volatility Smile & Volatility Skew
e) Part5: Strike Skew and Time Skew

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