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Options Trading: How To Avoid The IV Crush

🐙Deposit $100 and get 4 FREE stocks valued up to $1600: http://bit.ly/2LSU4dF 📙My favorite book to learn about options: https://amzn.to/3hSk98V 🐳 Follow me on Twitter: https://bit.ly/36wQrlt In this video, we talk about how to avoid the famous IV crush, or implied volatility crush. We start talking about what is the IV crush in the first place, what does it refer to. At first, we see that the IV crush is often linked to earning events when companies report their quarterly earnings. Those events bring a lot of volatility to the markets, as option traders want to take advantage of it. We see that the rise in the demand for options create a rise in the option price, so a rise in the implied volatility as the implied volatility is found by using the option price. The famous IV crush comes from the fact that after an earning event, the demand to buy options drops suddenly, and so option prices, and so the implied volatility, the drop is so sudden that we tend to call that a crush, hence the IV crush. To avoid to be hurt by the IV crush, there are two main possibilities: 1) Buying options several weeks prior to the earning event so as to benefit from the rise in the demand for options, and so benefit from the increase in the option prices and sell the option right before earnings 2) Sell an option when the demand is at its highest, meaning the day before the earning event, and buy back the option the day after. Those two ways have their advantages and disadvantages, I personally prefer the second option, as instead of avoiding the IV crush and fighting against the time decay in the first option, we actually take advantage of it when selling options. Of course, you need to see for yourself if selling options is right for you, and maybe try both ways to see what fits you better, by always being mindful about the position size. If you want to watch more content around options make sure you subscribe using the link down below:    / @jcgilbert1   👥 To join the Options Trading 101 Facebook Group:   / optionstrading101group   ----------------------- DISCLAIMER: These videos are for entertainment purposes only. This is not meant to be financial advice. Please always do your due diligence and never stop learning. AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE: Some of the links in this video description are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase and/or opt-in.