ENS Implied Volatility
ATM implied volatility, IV percentile, and the volatility risk premium for ENS options. See whether ENS's IV is rich or cheap versus its own trailing year and versus realized moves.
Volatility Smile
How ENS's IV is distributed across strikes for the nearest expiration. Data from the public vol surface endpoint.
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Implied Volatility Data
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Sign up free - 30 secondsIV Term Structure
How ENS's IV is distributed across expirations. Contango (rising) is normal; backwardation (inverted) signals a near-term event.
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IV Term Structure
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Sign up free - 30 secondsWhat implied volatility tells you
Implied volatility (IV) is the market's forecast of how much ENS is expected to move, expressed as an annualized percentage and backed out of the price traders are actually paying for ENS options.
Higher IV means options are pricing in bigger expected swings and cost more; lower IV means the market expects calmer conditions and options are cheaper.
High or low for ENS?
IV percentile is the share of the past year's daily IV readings that sit below today's IV. A percentile above 80 means ENS's current IV is richer than at least 80% of the last year, i.e. statistically high. Below 20 means it's statistically cheap.
This is different from IV rank, which places today's IV between the past year's high and low instead of counting where it falls in the full distribution; a single outlier spike can distort rank without moving percentile.
IV vs realized: the premium
The volatility risk premium (VRP) is implied volatility minus realized volatility. A positive VRP means ENS options have been priced above the moves that actually happened, the edge options sellers try to harvest. See VRP for the full breakdown.
Frequently Asked Questions - ENS Implied Volatility
What is ENS's implied volatility right now?
ENS's current ATM implied volatility is 62.9%, shown live above. Full IV history, percentile, and term structure are available programmatically via GET /v1/volatility/ens, a Growth-tier endpoint.
What is a high IV for ENS?
IV percentile is the share of the past year's daily IV readings that sit below today's IV. A percentile above 80 means IV is richer than at least 80% of the last year, i.e. statistically high; below 20 means it's statistically cheap. This is different from IV rank, which places today's IV between the past year's high and low instead of counting where it falls in the full distribution.
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