High Volatility In KLIC Stock Offers Opportunity For 25% Return

[Option Beast]( 11/06/2021 | [View in browser]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [High Volatility In KLIC Stock Offers Opportunity For 25% Return]( Kulicke & Soffa (KLIC) is showing elevated implied volatility with an IV Percentile reading of 99%. That means that the current level of implied volatility in the chip-equipment company is higher than almost all other readings in the past 12 months. Iron condors are a strategy that's best placed when implied volatility is high. When volatility is high, the iron condor can be placed further out-of-the-money, giving the trade a higher chance at success. Let's look at an example using KLIC stock. As a reminder, an iron condor is a combination of a bull put spread and a bear call spread. The idea with the trade is to profit from time decay while expecting that the stock will not move too much in either direction. 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