IV Rank Screener
Screen 3,000+ optionable stocks by Implied Volatility Rank and Percentile. Identify premium-selling setups and low-IV opportunities.
| Symbol | IV | IV Rank 1Y ▼ | IV Pct 1Y | As of |
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What is IV Rank?
Implied Volatility Rank (IV Rank) compares a stock's current implied volatility against its range over the past year. A reading of 100 means IV is at its 52-week high; 0 means it's at the 52-week low. Options sellers favor stocks with IV Rank above 50, since rich premium and inevitable mean reversion create a structural edge.
IV Rank vs. IV Percentile
IV Rank is a min-max normalization. IV Percentile measures the percentage of trading days over the past year when IV was below today's level. Both are useful — IV Rank reacts faster to extremes, IV Percentile is more stable across regime shifts.
How to use this screener
- Premium sellers: filter IV Rank 70–100 and IV Percentile 60+. Short strangles, iron condors, cash-secured puts.
- Premium buyers: filter IV Rank 0–30. Long calls, debit spreads, calendars.
- Earnings setups: high IV Rank pre-earnings often signals an IV crush opportunity.
- Use the 1-month tenor when you want a recent-regime view; 1-year for the standard institutional benchmark.
Get this data in Excel
MarketXLS provides =ImpliedVolatilityRank1y("AAPL") and =ImpliedVolatilityPct1y("AAPL") as live Excel functions. Combine with =ImpliedVolatility30d through =ImpliedVolatility1y for the full IV term structure. Learn more about MarketXLS.