Skew/Term Structure History

Historical volatility curves

Track volatility skew and term structure patterns over time.

Sparkline Widgets

Metric Description
Risk Reversal 25 IV difference between 25-delta put and call
IV Skew Z Score Current skew vs historical average
Call Wing Ratio OTM call IV relative to ATM
Put Wing Ratio OTM put IV relative to ATM

Charts

Volatility Skew Analysis

  • Risk Reversal 25, Call/Put Wing Ratios
  • Skew Slope 10-50, Skew Asymmetry, IV Skew Z Score

Delta-Based Implied Volatility

  • IV at 10-delta Call and Put
  • ATM IV, Vega Weighted IV

Term Structure & Time Decay

  • IV Front (nearest expiration), IV Next
  • Front/Next Ratio
  • IV at 30, 60, 90 DTE

Volatility Structure & Slope

  • IV Slope, IV Slope Ratio
  • Vol Term Structure Slope, Vol of Vol

Interpreting Skew

Pattern Meaning
Positive Risk Reversal Puts more expensive than calls (normal)
Negative Risk Reversal Calls more expensive than puts (unusual)
High Put Wing Ratio Elevated tail risk pricing
Steep IV Slope Strong skew—fear of downside

Interpreting Term Structure

Pattern Meaning
Front < Next (Contango) Normal market conditions
Front > Next (Backwardation) Near-term event risk
IV 30 spike Event within 30 days

Note: Skew patterns reflect market expectations, not predictions.


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