There are 3 kinds of volatility generally traders use in trading - Historical Volatility (HV), Implied Volatility (IV) & Volatility India (VIX). HV is associated with the stocks whereas IV is associated with the options as each option has its own IV. VIX is a volatility index which takes into account ask - bid rates for various Nifty options. In general all types of volatile predicts the volatility picture and the extent of movement in the underlying stock prices which also gets translated to options prices. By tracking volatility specially IVs traders can use the market conditions to their advantage. This video explains how to use Implied Volatility for short selling call or put options (option writing) whithout looking at stock trend. If you have any doubts about this topic or any topic related to call or Put option or options trading in general please feel free to post your queries.
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