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IONQ Options: IV Rank, Expected Move & Put/Call Ratio

As of Jul 15, 2026, 7:23 PM UTC: IONQ $37.51 · 30-day implied volatility 93.43% · IV percentile 46.75% · Expected move ±18.82% · Reference expiry 2026-07-31

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Source: HPSILab iv_batch API
Underlying price
$37.51
IV percentile
46.75%
Expected move
±18.82% · $7.06
Put/call ratio
0.33

IONQ options market snapshot

Values appear only after a verified API snapshot is supplied; stale or invented market figures are never substituted.

ATM implied volatility
93.43%
30-day implied volatility
93.43%
30-day historical volatility
87.56%
IV minus HV spread
5.87 pts
IV rank
59.76%
Skew regime
COMPRESSION
25-delta risk reversal
-3.53 pts
Squeeze score
30.51
Term structure
contango
Reference expiry
2026-07-31
93.4%98.2%Near monthFar month
Contango — far-month IV priced above near-month

Volatility interpretation: Neutral vol environment

What researchers should watch for IONQ

Study high-beta quantum-computing volatility while separating liquidity effects from durable option demand.

Definitions and methodology

Implied volatility

An annualized volatility estimate derived from option prices. Higher IV means the market is pricing a wider distribution of outcomes; it is not a directional forecast.

IV versus HV

IV reflects option-implied future variability, while HV measures realized historical movement. Their spread indicates the premium priced over recent experience.

Risk reversal

The 25-delta risk reversal compares call and put implied volatility. It summarizes skew but cannot identify whether contracts were bought, sold, opened or closed.

Term structure

Near- and far-month volatility indicate how event risk is distributed across expirations. Calendar comparisons should use consistent strikes and methods.

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Frequently asked questions

What does IONQ implied volatility measure?

It reflects the options market's annualized expectation of future price variability. It measures magnitude, not bullish or bearish direction.

Is the expected move a price target?

No. It is an implied range estimate for a defined horizon, not a forecast or guarantee.

Can this page be used as investment advice?

No. This research is educational and informational. Options can expire worthless and some strategies can lose more than the premium.

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