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Tesla has long been a high-volatility stock, but a 50% implosion over a short period tests even the most steadfast believers. Those who bought in at the peak or added heavily during the post ...

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But this week, implied volatility jumped up to almost 100% before backing off on March 12, when Tesla stock rallied. Again, a vertical red line marks this potential peak in implied volatility.

Tesla has always been a volatile stock. But in the good old days of 2019, you could buy all that risk-on volatility for a relatively cheap price — relative to what Tesla has been trading at lately.

Tesla single stock exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are becoming popular for investors in the volatile stock after being introduced on Wall Street in July 2022.

Now this looks more like how an auto stock trades. Prior to 2019, Tesla was basically a rinky-dink carmaker in the high-risk part of a market in electric cars that's still extremely small.

Tesla investors aren’t used to such low volatility. Since Tesla reported second-quarter earnings in late July, shares have moved an average of about 3%, up or down, each day. The stock has moved ...

Volatility surrounding Tesla Inc. makes it ‘extremely challenging’ to come up with a coherent trading strategy for the stock at the moment, analysts at Morgan Stanley say in a note.

From that, one can see that Tesla options mostly trade with an implied volatility between about 50% and 80%. The second graph is on the lower half of the chart and is the chart of Tesla's stock price.