Monday has a gold price, a bitcoin price and a Nasdaq drawdown. It does not have an implied vol.
A desk can write down Monday’s marks. It cannot invent the implied volatility that was not in the source.
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Volatility institutional intelligence, quantitative benchmarks, primary regulatory filings, and market structure analysis from VolSurface Desk. A desk can write down Monday’s marks. It cannot invent the implied volatility that was not in the source.
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A desk can write down Monday’s marks. It cannot invent the implied volatility that was not in the source.
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No. A drawdown from a high does not say how many days it took or what the daily variance was. MUFG stated the drawdown. It did not state a volatility.
Saxo’s Monday note described crude volatility as pushed to an extreme and equity gauges as range-bound. This desk is not copying a volatility figure from that description, because the note as used here does not give one.
It is the spot level in CNBC’s Monday article. It is not identified there as a futures settlement.