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hey everyone this is Dimitri programmatic with market chameleon calm in this video I wanted to show a couple different ways to read an implied volatility chart Im going to use s P Y in this example and I brought up the implied volatility chart for s py this is a one-year chart and this is looking at the 30-day implied volatility 30-day constant maturity implied volatility the interesting thing about implied volatility when youre looking at a chart its different than a stock because a stock like Apple or s py can appreciate every year you know for 10 years 20 years it could just keep going up and up and up but volatility its considered a mean reverting metric in other words it cant appreciate just continuously go up and up and up it usually trades around some mean and when we look at charts we try to assess how far away is it moving right now from the mean and lets take a look first at the implied volatility itself Im going to take off the option volume here and we could see tha