Implied volatility
VHSI

VHSI

23.75PTS drop0.11 (0.5%)
VHSI basic data table
Previous closing (PTS) Day high Day low
23.86 23.94 23.73

Implied Volatility (IV)

is one of the most important indicators when assessing a warrant. It refers to the estimate of future price volatility of a specified underlying asset, and is generally used by the market as an indicator to decide whether a warrant is value-for-money or not.

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IV of HSBC Focus Call Warrants

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Data Distribution
Focus
IV%
Average IV level of HSBC's focus Warrants
Most active Call Warrant IV range

*Above warrants are selected based on the daily top turnover, delta between 10% to 50% and time to maturity between 3 to 9 months. The terms of the HSBC focused products may not meet the same criteria. The above is for reference only.

Last update: 2025-03-26 11:05 (At least 15 mins delayed)

*Intraday chart is updated every 5 mins and with at least 15-min delay, not all data in between the updates is reflected.

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