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Interactive 1σ/2σ range calculator that your readers can use directly on your page. They pick a DTE and see the expected price range instantly — all calculated client-side from a single data snapshot.
Two lines of code — loads async, works on any platform.
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The Expected Move Calculator adds real utility to your content. Place it mid-article in strategy posts, earnings previews, or any content discussing price ranges. Your readers can interact with it — changing DTE to see how the expected range shifts — without leaving your page. It’s particularly powerful for educational content explaining how implied volatility translates to price ranges.
Options educators, strategy bloggers, earnings analysts, and anyone who writes about strike selection or probability-based trading. The interactive element keeps readers engaged longer on your page.
Expected Move = Price × IV × √(DTE/365), where IV is expressed as a decimal (e.g., 0.25 for 25% implied volatility). Note: This widget uses the IV-based formula. VolRadar ticker pages use the RV-based formula (Price × RV × √(DTE/252)) for comparison. The widget fetches a single snapshot (current price + 30-day IV) and computes all DTE variants client-side. Changing DTE makes zero additional API calls — the calculation is instant. Powered by institutional ORATS data.
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Data sourced from ORATS, updated daily after market close. VolRadar provides educational analytics — not financial advice. Options involve significant risk of loss. Read our investment disclaimer.