Greed and fear are factors that contribute to markets’ overall investing mentality or sentiment, influenced by behavioural biases. Volatility in Options trading is as important as the direction of the stock or index like Nifty, Bank Nifty or any other stock in NSE derivatives segment. Implied volatility, is a measure of future volatility expectations of an asset like a stock or an index like Nifty or BankNifty etc. The need is to understand important characteristics of volatility and how it can be exploited to create option strategies, the volatility behaviour and its finer nuances. Learn about the behaviour of option premia in the presence of jump or drop in volatility, vega risk and how a screener is important, to spot which underlying stock is at what IV range or implied volatility range. This makes the mean reversion concept of volatility scalable across the NSE F&O segment stocks and indices. All this can be observed and studied through Quantsapp proprietary analytics, via the Volatility trader tool.