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Using Implied Volatility to Define the Risk of a Trade

Released on Thursday, November 2, 2017•STRATEGIES

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Implied volatility can be very instructive when determining the possible ranges for both a market and trade. Darrell Martin will show you how to access, integrate, and analyze implied volatility data across a range of time horizons to help determine how much risk and reward may be in a trade.

Darrell Martin

Apex Trader Funding, CEO & Founder

Darrell Martin is the lead trader who helped found ApexInvesting.com, a trading community with 30,000 traders in over 150 countries globally. His trading methods are known to be incredibly objective, duplicate-able, and insightful. He is known for helping traders execute with precision for entries and exits while helping traders remove analysis paralysis. To simplify trading, he has developed numerous tools that he applies to futures, forex, stock, and option markets. His trading tools stem from the use of volume, price action, and implied volatility. Mr. Martin has worked with retail traders, floor traders, and fund managers. He executes discretionary day trades, algorithm based trades, follow me trades, and signals.