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ATM implied volatility
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30-day implied volatility
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30-day historical volatility
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IV minus HV spread
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IV rank
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Skew regime
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25-delta risk reversal
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Squeeze score
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Term structure
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Reference expiry
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What researchers should watch for KLAC
Assess process-control demand as chip complexity and fabrication capital intensity increase.
process-control intensityCompare this signal across expirations and against AMAT / LRCX before treating it as durable positioning.
fab utilizationCompare this signal across expirations and against AMAT / LRCX before treating it as durable positioning.
equipment-sector relative IVCompare this signal across expirations and against AMAT / LRCX before treating it as durable positioning.
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.