What is the ATM IV Chart in Options Analytics?
The ATM IV Chart shows how the At-The-Money (ATM) Implied Volatility (IV) of the selected underlying changes over time, alongside the underlying price.
It helps you track volatility behaviour at the ATM strike during the trading session.
This is an analysis-only chart and does not allow order placement.
What does the ATM IV Chart display?
The chart plots multiple data points over time:
- ATM IV
The implied volatility of the current ATM option - Underlying Price
The spot/index price at the same time - ATM Strike
The strike price was considered ATM at that moment - ATM Straddle Value
Combined premium of ATM Call + ATM Put
All values update dynamically as:
- Price moves
- ATM strike changes
- Time progresses
How is the ATM strike determined?
The ATM strike is automatically selected based on the underlying price at each time interval.
As the underlying price moves, the ATM strike may change, and the chart reflects this automatically.
No manual strike selection is required.
How to read the ATM IV Chart?
This allows you to observe how volatility behaves relative to price movement.
Time resolution options
You can change the chart resolution to view data at different intervals:
- 1 Minute
- 5 Minutes
- 15 Minutes
- 30 Minutes
- 1 Hour
Higher resolutions provide smoother, less noisy data.
Quick actions available
- Open the Option Chain for reference
- Save the chart view
Orders cannot be placed from this screen.
Steps to access the ATM IV Chart
On FYERS App
- Go to Options
- Tap Analytics
- Select ATM IV Chart
- Choose the Underlying, Expiry, and Time Resolution
On FYERS Web
- Go to Options
- Open Analytics
- Click ATM IV Chart
- Select the required Underlying, Expiry, and Resolution
Example
If the underlying price remains relatively stable while ATM IV declines steadily, it indicates a reduction in implied volatility at the ATM strike during that period.
Important notes
- ATM IV Chart is for analysis only
- No order placement is supported
- ATM strike selection is automatic
- IV values may change rapidly during volatile market conditions
- Best used along with Time vs OI and Trending OI for a broader context
Last updated: 26 Dec 2025
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