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Weekly IV Structure: The Levels That Matter — Transcript

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  1. 0:12Hi everybody. So, in today's video, I'm
  2. 0:15going to be walking through exactly how
  3. 0:18weekly stock IV is derived using the
  4. 0:20spread monster and we'll cover the
  5. 0:23methodology used to identify IV balls,
  6. 0:26IV peak zones, and how to choose the
  7. 0:28correct data set and the proper settings
  8. 0:31to derive the IV data and how to
  9. 0:35actually interpret the resulting
  10. 0:37structure.
  11. 0:38So, let's move on. So, this is your
  12. 0:40fractals right here. You need to right
  13. 0:43click and go to the spread monster.
  14. 0:47And here you will see the option of
  15. 0:49forward-looking aggregations. Now here,
  16. 0:52first of all, you need to select 5 days
  17. 0:55looking forward. And the reason behind
  18. 0:58that is that we are deriving the weekly
  19. 1:01IV. It means that we are deriving for
  20. 1:03the next 5 days. We are deriving the IV
  21. 1:05data for the next 5 days. And let's say
  22. 1:09you have a holiday market holiday in a
  23. 1:13week. You have one holiday in the whole
  24. 1:155 days working. So, for that, you need
  25. 1:18to actually select 4 days
  26. 1:20forward-looking. For example, on 25th,
  27. 1:23we actually have holiday on Monday. When
  28. 1:26I'll be deriving the weekly stock IV or
  29. 1:28weekly data
  30. 1:30for the IV balls and the IV peaks, I'll
  31. 1:32be choosing 4 days forward so that I can
  32. 1:35actually get the data from Tuesday to
  33. 1:37Friday for the IV. And here, now you
  34. 1:41need to select the expiry of Friday. And
  35. 1:45where will that be? That'll be 22nd of
  36. 1:48May. I'll click on that. So, here I have
  37. 1:51loaded the
  38. 1:53basically the IV data for
  39. 1:56the whole week. I right click and here I
  40. 1:59should be seeing the option of view
  41. 2:01density graph. Now, here you will see
  42. 2:04the IV data that we are going to derive.
  43. 2:07So, let's move on to the derivation.
  44. 2:10But before that, I've actually thought
  45. 2:12that how you're basically supposed to
  46. 2:14derive the IV walls in general and what
  47. 2:17do the IV walls mean and how do they
  48. 2:19work and how is one supposed to, you
  49. 2:21know, look for setups. And this was
  50. 2:24already explained in a video that I has
  51. 2:26been uploaded on the channel. You can
  52. 2:28check it out. I'm also going to link
  53. 2:30that in the description. I highly,
  54. 2:32highly suggest every single person
  55. 2:35watching this video, if they haven't
  56. 2:36watched that one, to please watch that
  57. 2:39first if you want proper clarity about
  58. 2:41the IV data because this video is
  59. 2:44actually the next part of that video.
  60. 2:46So, it did not make sense to you if
  61. 2:48you're watching this video first. So,
  62. 2:50please, it is a big request to everyone
  63. 2:52to first of all watch that one. Thank
  64. 2:54you so much.
  65. 2:56So, here we have the IV data loaded. So,
  66. 2:59let's get to the derivation. Before
  67. 3:01deriving anything, the display setup
  68. 3:05matters. I have said this in the
  69. 3:07previous video, too. I use a 4K monitor
  70. 3:09for this process because higher pixel
  71. 3:12density gives me a significantly cleaner
  72. 3:15visual.
  73. 3:16And by default, as you know, that
  74. 3:18Windows often scales the 4K displays to
  75. 3:21150%, which makes the interface elements
  76. 3:24larger because of the the monitor is 32
  77. 3:27inches or even bigger than that, but it
  78. 3:30reduces the usable detail and we need
  79. 3:33detail in deriving the IV.
  80. 3:36So, therefore, I reduce the scaling to
  81. 3:38100% that gives me a finer granularity
  82. 3:42to the IV curve and that is really
  83. 3:45helpful. And inside the spread monster,
  84. 3:48I maximize the density chart and resize
  85. 3:51the fractal to fit the screen. You can
  86. 3:53see it right here. You can absolutely do
  87. 3:56this on a 1080p normal monitor or even a
  88. 3:591440p monitor, but 4K makes precision
  89. 4:03noticeably easier and it you will see
  90. 4:05the difference yourself. Me just telling
  91. 4:08you that I see it more clearly won't
  92. 4:10make sense. So, if you don't try it on
  93. 4:12your own on your 4K monitor, it won't
  94. 4:14make any sense. So, first of all, I'm
  95. 4:17going to be deriving the IV wall for the
  96. 4:21upside and I noticeably see that the
  97. 4:25start of the IV region is somewhere
  98. 4:28right here. Okay. So, here I can
  99. 4:31actually see that this is the start of
  100. 4:33my IV region because there's this one
  101. 4:36pixel gap between the peak of the IV
  102. 4:39curve and my cursor. And the next one is
  103. 4:43basically the IV wall and it's somewhere
  104. 4:47right here
  105. 4:48for me. And that is the true IV wall and
  106. 4:51this one right here is the IV order
  107. 4:54flow, basically the outlier level for
  108. 4:57us. And this is These are like really
  109. 5:00important levels. This is a strong
  110. 5:02resistance. If you watched the video
  111. 5:04earlier, you do understand how these
  112. 5:06actually work. And I'm going to be now
  113. 5:08deriving for the downside. I think so if
  114. 5:11I do a rough guess, I mean, it's
  115. 5:15somewhere around in this region, but I
  116. 5:19don't know which one of them. But let's
  117. 5:21try with this one. Okay, I'm going to
  118. 5:23keep my cursor right here and let's see
  119. 5:25that how much of a pixel gap do we
  120. 5:27actually get. So, oh, perfect. So, this
  121. 5:30is the start of the IV region. And the
  122. 5:32next one I know is going to be the IV
  123. 5:34wall, exactly. And if I keep my cursor
  124. 5:36right here, I think so this should be
  125. 5:40the IV wall. Yeah, just about that and
  126. 5:43this one should be the IV order flow
  127. 5:47region, the outlier one.
  128. 5:50And this should be it.
  129. 5:52So, basically now we have the levels for
  130. 5:55both the upside IV and the downside IV,
  131. 5:58and these are the levels that we
  132. 6:00derived. Basically, you can see the
  133. 6:01crosshair price right here. So,
  134. 6:03basically this is the price for the
  135. 6:05IV order flow for the downside. Okay?
  136. 6:09So, now let's derive the IV peak.
  137. 6:13And the IV peak will be right here. It
  138. 6:16is the local maximum
  139. 6:18as I've already mentioned in the
  140. 6:20previous video. So,
  141. 6:22for more precision, I'm going to zoom in
  142. 6:24right here. Now, how I'm going to do
  143. 6:27that is that Windows, and you have to
  144. 6:29click on the plus icon.
  145. 6:31So, basically it's going to zoom in for
  146. 6:33me, and it's going to give me
  147. 6:36Yep. So, it's going to give me a more
  148. 6:39clearer picture for my levels. You can
  149. 6:42do same for the derivation of the IV
  150. 6:45walls, and same for the derivation of
  151. 6:47the IV peak.
  152. 6:49And now for the derivation of the
  153. 6:51downside IV peak, which will be
  154. 6:55right here. This is the most dense local
  155. 6:59maximum. So, this right here will be my
  156. 7:03IV peak. Now, I'm going to do Windows
  157. 7:06and minus.
  158. 7:07Basically, it's going to zoom out, and
  159. 7:09the IV peak price for me it's 734.66.
  160. 7:14Remember, this is spy, not QQQ. So, I'm
  161. 7:17deriving IV for spy. And now one last
  162. 7:19thing. One last thing is that before I
  163. 7:22just end this video, I want to talk
  164. 7:25about the usable, you know, count, or I
  165. 7:28should say a number of days to load. So,
  166. 7:31there's not a hard rule for deriving the
  167. 7:34IV wall or the IV peak.
  168. 7:37For there's no hard rule for the count.
  169. 7:39I used to think of it this way, but it's
  170. 7:42typically more you have to start with
  171. 7:44200 days to load.
  172. 7:46And it's a practical baseline. It's not
  173. 7:48because 200 days to load is all always
  174. 7:51correct, but the real priority is that
  175. 7:54whether the IV curve you're looking at
  176. 7:57is measurable or not. Sometimes these IV
  177. 8:00curves goes above the whole density
  178. 8:02chart, like same for the downside. So,
  179. 8:04that means that the count or I should
  180. 8:07say days to load is less. So, I'll move
  181. 8:10to 500 days to load or I'll move to 250
  182. 8:12days to load. And
  183. 8:14for example, in some situations I see a
  184. 8:172 h 8 h 7. And in those conditions, I
  185. 8:21might have to load above 1,000 days, but
  186. 8:23I won't do that. But, I'd rather change
  187. 8:26my setting to weekday matching right
  188. 8:28here. But, right now because I'm able to
  189. 8:31derive my IV data with just 200 days to
  190. 8:33load on spy,
  191. 8:34I won't do it. And we have talked about
  192. 8:37the derivation of the IV peak and the IV
  193. 8:39ball. So, I don't think there's anything
  194. 8:41left to do for this video. So, if you
  195. 8:43have any kind of questions, please DM
  196. 8:46the mods. And you can also DM me for
  197. 8:48questions. And if you have any kind of
  198. 8:50feedback for us, please comment. Thank
  199. 8:53you so much for watching. Have a really
  200. 8:55nice day ahead.
  201. 9:08>> [snorts]

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