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Silver Implied Volatility Looks Attractive
Posted on 02/08/10 at 3:43pm by Louis Winthorp
Silver Implied Volatility (NYSE: SLV) has popped up to 40% during the course of the last couple of weeks.
This very high level and priced in fear factor is definitely creating an opportunity for a strangle.
The 17-13 March Strangle, which expires in 39 days, is trading around 30 cents. Although the market could be in for a bumpy ride, this level of volatility should compensate you for the potential ups and downs.
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