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How To Use FX Risk Reversals In Your Analysis
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We have a great question from a new subscriber who says they are aware of what implied volatility is and how to use it in their trading, but they are not familiar with risk reversals and just wants some more detail on what it is and how they can use it in their analysis.
I know you said you are already familiar with implied vol, but just for the sake of the rest of the community I’ll just quickly explain what it is and how we use it because it is important to understand that first in the context of risk reversals as well.
Let me open up the chart that I used in the video today, the chart was for the GBPUSD, and on this chart we have four lines. The bottom two is the 1-month and 3-month implied volatility for the GBPUSD, and the two lines above that is the 1-month and 3-month 25-delta risk reversals.
Now, starting with implied volatility, it sounds really fancy but to break it down real simply, the implied volatility for any asset is simply the amount of uncertainty that the options market is pricing in for a particular asset in a specific time horizon. So, for example, the 1-month implied volatility for the GBPUSD reflects the amount of uncertainty the options market is pricing in for the pair in the next month.
Whether you are looking at 1-week or 1-month or 12-month implied volatility, you are essentially seeing what amount of uncertainty the market is placing on that particular asset in that particular time horizon. It’s also important to remember that it’s not set in stone, it will fluctuate as the spot price fluctuates and as perceived uncertainty increase and decreases.
Now as you know, there is usually an inverse relationship between volatility and price, but that doesn’t always mean there is a lead-lag relationship, as the implied uncertainty can change as the spot price changes, but thinking of it as an inverse correlation between volatility and price will suffice for the video.
Taking a look at the risk reversal, what exactly is it. Well there is a difference between a risk reversal strategy, which means you are buying a call and a similar delta put at the same time as a hedging strategy, but we aren’t referring to the risk reversal strategy here, we are referring to risk reversals as the difference between out of the money calls and out of the money puts of the same delta, in the example that we are using on the chart we are looking at the difference between the 25 delta call and the 25 delta put.
Because we are looking at the difference between the volatility of a similar call and put, we are essentially seeing what the balance of risks are between a big upside move in the currency pair or a big downside move in the currency pair. Remember that more calls in a market means there is more bullish expectations, and more puts means there is more bearish expectations.
When risk reversals are moving higher, it means that call options are more expensive than put options, which means that upside protection is getting more expensive, and if the risk reversal is moving lower, it means that put options are more expensive than call options, which means that downside protection is getting more expensive.
A very big and positive move of a risk reversal shows that the options market is pricing in a higher probability that the pair moves higher, where a very big and negative move of a risk reversal implies that the options market is pricing in a higher probability that the pair moves lower.
Another way to look at this is by looking at a volatility smile, for those of you who has access to Metastock Xenith you can access their FX volatility app that shows the vol smile. The smile has the ATM option in the middle, and as the delta’s decrease and you get further away from the current spot that obviously means there is more uncertainty about where price will be the further you move away in time, and if the smile shifts more to the left, that usually means more demand for puts and is usually more of a bearish outlook or expectation, and as the smile shifts more the right, that usually means more demand for calls and is usually more of a bullish outlook or expectation.
So, if you see risk reversals are titled to the downside, or you see the vol smile tilted to the left, that means that there is more demand for puts and means that downside protection is increasing.
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We have a great question from a new subscriber who says they are aware of what implied volatility is and how to use it in their trading, but they are not familiar with risk reversals and just wants some more detail on what it is and how they can use it in their analysis.
I know you said you are already familiar with implied vol, but just for the sake of the rest of the community I’ll just quickly explain what it is and how we use it because it is important to understand that first in the context of risk reversals as well.
Let me open up the chart that I used in the video today, the chart was for the GBPUSD, and on this chart we have four lines. The bottom two is the 1-month and 3-month implied volatility for the GBPUSD, and the two lines above that is the 1-month and 3-month 25-delta risk reversals.
Now, starting with implied volatility, it sounds really fancy but to break it down real simply, the implied volatility for any asset is simply the amount of uncertainty that the options market is pricing in for a particular asset in a specific time horizon. So, for example, the 1-month implied volatility for the GBPUSD reflects the amount of uncertainty the options market is pricing in for the pair in the next month.
Whether you are looking at 1-week or 1-month or 12-month implied volatility, you are essentially seeing what amount of uncertainty the market is placing on that particular asset in that particular time horizon. It’s also important to remember that it’s not set in stone, it will fluctuate as the spot price fluctuates and as perceived uncertainty increase and decreases.
Now as you know, there is usually an inverse relationship between volatility and price, but that doesn’t always mean there is a lead-lag relationship, as the implied uncertainty can change as the spot price changes, but thinking of it as an inverse correlation between volatility and price will suffice for the video.
Taking a look at the risk reversal, what exactly is it. Well there is a difference between a risk reversal strategy, which means you are buying a call and a similar delta put at the same time as a hedging strategy, but we aren’t referring to the risk reversal strategy here, we are referring to risk reversals as the difference between out of the money calls and out of the money puts of the same delta, in the example that we are using on the chart we are looking at the difference between the 25 delta call and the 25 delta put.
Because we are looking at the difference between the volatility of a similar call and put, we are essentially seeing what the balance of risks are between a big upside move in the currency pair or a big downside move in the currency pair. Remember that more calls in a market means there is more bullish expectations, and more puts means there is more bearish expectations.
When risk reversals are moving higher, it means that call options are more expensive than put options, which means that upside protection is getting more expensive, and if the risk reversal is moving lower, it means that put options are more expensive than call options, which means that downside protection is getting more expensive.
A very big and positive move of a risk reversal shows that the options market is pricing in a higher probability that the pair moves higher, where a very big and negative move of a risk reversal implies that the options market is pricing in a higher probability that the pair moves lower.
Another way to look at this is by looking at a volatility smile, for those of you who has access to Metastock Xenith you can access their FX volatility app that shows the vol smile. The smile has the ATM option in the middle, and as the delta’s decrease and you get further away from the current spot that obviously means there is more uncertainty about where price will be the further you move away in time, and if the smile shifts more to the left, that usually means more demand for puts and is usually more of a bearish outlook or expectation, and as the smile shifts more the right, that usually means more demand for calls and is usually more of a bullish outlook or expectation.
So, if you see risk reversals are titled to the downside, or you see the vol smile tilted to the left, that means that there is more demand for puts and means that downside protection is increasing.
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Pourquoi la volatilité est partie pour durer cette année !
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Les marchés boursiers sont plus volatiles depuis le début de l'année. Comment l'expliquer ? Comment en tirer partie ? Les explications de Nina Majstorovic, spécialiste investissements Marché de Capitaux chez Tikehau Capital.
VALEUR AJOUTÉE, les marchés à 360° chaque semaine sur Boursorama, l'émission qui pose la question qui dérange sur un sujet au cœur de l'actualité économique et financière.
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Les marchés boursiers sont plus volatiles depuis le début de l'année. Comment l'expliquer ? Comment en tirer partie ? Les explications de Nina Majstorovic, spécialiste investissements Marché de Capitaux chez Tikehau Capital.
VALEUR AJOUTÉE, les marchés à 360° chaque semaine sur Boursorama, l'émission qui pose la question qui dérange sur un sujet au cœur de l'actualité économique et financière.
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→ Retrouvez l'ensemble des vidéos Valeur Ajoutée, l'émission qui pose la question qui dérange, ici : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... Raoey76PeB
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Subduing the enemy: The Ins and Outs of Volatility Trading
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00:00 - Intro
00:24 - 20 years of Derivatives Trading, Specializing in Volatility Maple Leaf's Evolution: - 2002: Trading VIX before the index was created - 2004-09: Expansion to multi-asset, multi strat long/short vol trading From $4m to over $1bn with strong returns - 2010: Focusing on liquid, exchange traded instruments as the "plumbing" of OTC is broken
04:57 - Volatility Trading 101 - What is volatility trading? - How does it work? - What are the return drivers? 1% vs. the 99%: Why Vol trading isn't crowded
07:21 - The Structural Alpha in Volatility Trading Typical insurance contracts are nothing other than a put While insurance products (put protections) are always overpriced, puts and calls in financial markets are generally overpriced = structural alpha
11:17 - Volatility Trading Strategies and Funds - How do they differ? - Shortcomings of long vol and short vol funds
14:42 - How Maple Leaf is different - Multi asset / diversified in order to survive - The hidden risk in pure equity vol funds - Short vol bias with long vol hedge - Focus on liquidity and adaptability
19:39 - Inside the Maple Leaf performance machine - Trading volatility of the 50 most liquid global assets - 1 month straddles - purely quantitative long/short - What "quantitative" means for vol funds: From "feel" to a clear decision tree - The power of disassociation
23:59 - Competitive Advantage -- Proprietary Implied Volatility Database - Maple Leaf built and owns probably the best implied vol database globally with 6000 assets, capturing 30 million datapoints / day: - Allows rigorous backtesting: Do I really have good (trading) ideas? - implementing statistically significant, objective & data-driven strategies
28:41 - Risk Management: How to manage short vol Maple Leaf's risk rules
33:40 - Corporate set up & team of Maple Leaf Research & Idea Generation: - Rigorous testing shows: almost all new trading ideas don't work - Each year, only one new strategy gets implemented
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Volatility is the enemy of most investment strategies, which generally do better in rising than falling markets. Veteran volatility trader Michael Wexler from Maple Leaf Capital explains how investors can actually profit from volatility by employing strategies that make more money in higher volatility than low vol environments. This is possible because the dislocation in the pricing of options between fair value and actual trading is bigger at higher volatility levels. Historically, Maple Leaf's funds have made money in both rising and falling markets.
Volatility trading is not a crowded space: 99% of people buying calls and puts do have a directional view and are insensitive to the volatility component of the price. The 1% of dedicated volatility traders has therefore ample opportunities to extract value from over- or underpriced options.
This Opalesque BACKSTAGE video with Maple Leaf Co-Founder Michael Wexler is an in-depth introduction into this uncorrelated but often misunderstood asset class, divided into the following above chapters:
Michael Wexler is Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Maple Leaf Capital. Prior, he was at Credit Suisse First Boston in London for four years establishing and managing the single stock derivative trading group and then as a proprietary trader focusing on global single stock volatility and global correlation trading. He began his career in currency derivatives with Citibank Toronto and London trading Canadian dollar options, Japanese Yen exotic options, and Dollar/Euro options for five years. Mr. Wexler graduated with distinction from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario in 1993.
Maple Leaf Co-Founder and CIO George Castrounis was previously responsible for equity derivatives trading of technology and financial sectors Credit Suisse First Boston in London. He began his career with Citibank in the Financial Engineering and the Interest Rate Derivatives area in 1995 in Toronto, then New York and London in equity derivatives. Mr. Castrounis studied economics and graduated with distinction from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario in 1996. Mr. Castrounis and Mr. Wexler have worked together for fifteen years.
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00:00 - Intro
00:24 - 20 years of Derivatives Trading, Specializing in Volatility Maple Leaf's Evolution: - 2002: Trading VIX before the index was created - 2004-09: Expansion to multi-asset, multi strat long/short vol trading From $4m to over $1bn with strong returns - 2010: Focusing on liquid, exchange traded instruments as the "plumbing" of OTC is broken
04:57 - Volatility Trading 101 - What is volatility trading? - How does it work? - What are the return drivers? 1% vs. the 99%: Why Vol trading isn't crowded
07:21 - The Structural Alpha in Volatility Trading Typical insurance contracts are nothing other than a put While insurance products (put protections) are always overpriced, puts and calls in financial markets are generally overpriced = structural alpha
11:17 - Volatility Trading Strategies and Funds - How do they differ? - Shortcomings of long vol and short vol funds
14:42 - How Maple Leaf is different - Multi asset / diversified in order to survive - The hidden risk in pure equity vol funds - Short vol bias with long vol hedge - Focus on liquidity and adaptability
19:39 - Inside the Maple Leaf performance machine - Trading volatility of the 50 most liquid global assets - 1 month straddles - purely quantitative long/short - What "quantitative" means for vol funds: From "feel" to a clear decision tree - The power of disassociation
23:59 - Competitive Advantage -- Proprietary Implied Volatility Database - Maple Leaf built and owns probably the best implied vol database globally with 6000 assets, capturing 30 million datapoints / day: - Allows rigorous backtesting: Do I really have good (trading) ideas? - implementing statistically significant, objective & data-driven strategies
28:41 - Risk Management: How to manage short vol Maple Leaf's risk rules
33:40 - Corporate set up & team of Maple Leaf Research & Idea Generation: - Rigorous testing shows: almost all new trading ideas don't work - Each year, only one new strategy gets implemented
Subscribe to this channel: http://www.youtube.com/OpalesqueTV
Volatility is the enemy of most investment strategies, which generally do better in rising than falling markets. Veteran volatility trader Michael Wexler from Maple Leaf Capital explains how investors can actually profit from volatility by employing strategies that make more money in higher volatility than low vol environments. This is possible because the dislocation in the pricing of options between fair value and actual trading is bigger at higher volatility levels. Historically, Maple Leaf's funds have made money in both rising and falling markets.
Volatility trading is not a crowded space: 99% of people buying calls and puts do have a directional view and are insensitive to the volatility component of the price. The 1% of dedicated volatility traders has therefore ample opportunities to extract value from over- or underpriced options.
This Opalesque BACKSTAGE video with Maple Leaf Co-Founder Michael Wexler is an in-depth introduction into this uncorrelated but often misunderstood asset class, divided into the following above chapters:
Michael Wexler is Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Maple Leaf Capital. Prior, he was at Credit Suisse First Boston in London for four years establishing and managing the single stock derivative trading group and then as a proprietary trader focusing on global single stock volatility and global correlation trading. He began his career in currency derivatives with Citibank Toronto and London trading Canadian dollar options, Japanese Yen exotic options, and Dollar/Euro options for five years. Mr. Wexler graduated with distinction from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario in 1993.
Maple Leaf Co-Founder and CIO George Castrounis was previously responsible for equity derivatives trading of technology and financial sectors Credit Suisse First Boston in London. He began his career with Citibank in the Financial Engineering and the Interest Rate Derivatives area in 1995 in Toronto, then New York and London in equity derivatives. Mr. Castrounis studied economics and graduated with distinction from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario in 1996. Mr. Castrounis and Mr. Wexler have worked together for fifteen years.
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Matrix de volatilité mise à jour sur les paires majeures du FOREX et sur le gold envoyée par Chris Weston
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Pensez-vous que l'épisode de panique (sur les marchés) touche à sa fin ?
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Pics de Volatilité
00:00 Situation fondamentale avec la guerre en Ukraine
02:06 Les primes d'options / primes de risques explosent
04:10 Analyse de marché et sentiment personnels
08:29 Questions/réponses avec l'audience, avec la participation @La Bourse Sans Stress
13:54 Explosion du cours du pétrole (WTI et Brent)
16:42 Les marchés américains résistent bien
19:40 Les échos de différents acteurs financiers par rapport à la situation actuelle
23:03 Survivre voire tenter de profiter des phénomènes de marchés propres aux pics de volatilité
24:57 Des publications économiques (NFP, FOMC à venir) relativisées avec le conflit
28:23 Probabilités de gaps à l'ouverture des marchés lundi
29:35 Le cours du bitcoin ne dévisse pas
32:02 Inscrivez-vous pour suivre les épisodes de la série Comprendre le Marché avec @Pepperstone dans les meilleures conditions sur https://videobourse.fr/webinaires-peppe ... deobourse/
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La volatilité historique moyenne du S&P 500 pour chaque jour de la semaine
Je voudrais avoir si quelqu'un connaissait un lien ou un document précisant la volatilité historique moyenne du S&P 500 pour chaque jour de la semaine ?
Merci.
[Edit] Ha, j'ai trouvé ça : https://www.quora.com/Which-day-of-the- ... ave-to-say
https://scholarsmine.mst.edu/cgi/viewco ... Wednesdays.
Merci.
[Edit] Ha, j'ai trouvé ça : https://www.quora.com/Which-day-of-the- ... ave-to-say
https://scholarsmine.mst.edu/cgi/viewco ... Wednesdays.
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Bonjour,
Concernant la volatilité j'ai une approche très basique. Lorsque celle ci devient trop importante, par exemple au delà de 25/27 VXX je lève le pied voir je ne trade plus le temps de comprendre la situation. J'évite tout trade juste avant ou après une annonce éco. Voici quelques critères basiques "perso".
Pour résumer > plus il y a de volatilité moins je trade. Le marché est trop stressé, l'indice de la peur explose, je me retire![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Concernant la volatilité j'ai une approche très basique. Lorsque celle ci devient trop importante, par exemple au delà de 25/27 VXX je lève le pied voir je ne trade plus le temps de comprendre la situation. J'évite tout trade juste avant ou après une annonce éco. Voici quelques critères basiques "perso".
Pour résumer > plus il y a de volatilité moins je trade. Le marché est trop stressé, l'indice de la peur explose, je me retire
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3 techniques d’options à utiliser dans le contexte actuel de volatilité: https://www.cafedutrading.com/trading/t ... volatilite
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Bourse : niveau de volatilité selon les jours de la semaine
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Effet du FOMC sur la volatilité implicite : +23% en 1 jour
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Pour début octobre, le CBOE a annoncé des réductions de la taille du tick dans la cotation des options du VIX.
Le tick va passer à $0,01 pour des options dont le prix est < à $3 (il est pour le moment à $0,05) et à $0,05 pour des options dont le prix est > à $3 (il est pour le moment à $0,10).
Le tick va passer à $0,01 pour des options dont le prix est < à $3 (il est pour le moment à $0,05) et à $0,05 pour des options dont le prix est > à $3 (il est pour le moment à $0,10).
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Comprendre et décrypter la Volatilité des Marchés Financiers pour anticiper et mieux investir !
La volatilité sur les marchés financiers est un phénomène intrigant et incontournable.
Elle suscite souvent l'inquiétude des investisseurs, et il est important de comprendre son fonctionnement car il y a très souvent une confusion entre les différents types de volatilité.
Alors la volatilité qu'est-ce que c'est exactement ? Comment fonctionne-t-elle ? Et surtout, à quoi sert-elle ?
Dans cette vidéo je vous explique l'essentiel pour tout comprendre en moins de 5 minutes !
Tous les détails de ma formation Forex Intraday
Résultats quotidiens et graphiques détaillés de mes opérations sur 20 paires de devises avec les stratégies de la formation Forex Intraday
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Débutant ? Pas de problème je vous apprends aussi les bases.
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...)
Je vous apprends à suivre un processus gagnant mais il faut faire des heures
et rester concentrer pour que ça tombe.![💰](//cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@latest/assets/svg/1f4b0.svg)
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Le résultat quotidien indiqué sur les bilans Telegram, c'est le gâteau
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A vous de travailler pour prendre votre part !...![🍰](//cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@latest/assets/svg/1f370.svg)
Elle suscite souvent l'inquiétude des investisseurs, et il est important de comprendre son fonctionnement car il y a très souvent une confusion entre les différents types de volatilité.
Alors la volatilité qu'est-ce que c'est exactement ? Comment fonctionne-t-elle ? Et surtout, à quoi sert-elle ?
Dans cette vidéo je vous explique l'essentiel pour tout comprendre en moins de 5 minutes !
Je peux vous former au trading des devises et vous enseigner les stratégies utilisées pour produire ces résultats
Débutant ? Pas de problème je vous apprends aussi les bases.
2 étapes :
# 1 -
# 2 - Un mois de validation des acquis
PS. Avec moi, ne vous attendez pas à gagner de l'argent à la cool (des revenus en automatique comme sur les réseaux sociaux
Je vous apprends à suivre un processus gagnant mais il faut faire des heures
Le résultat quotidien indiqué sur les bilans Telegram, c'est le gâteau
A vous de travailler pour prendre votre part !...
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Le trading de volatilité
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La Structure (par VideoBourse) : Formation sur mesure et évolutive pour optimiser compréhension et résultats en trading