Sao chép các prompt để dùng với trợ lý AI của bạn (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini…) trỏ vào dữ liệu của trang web này. Mỗi prompt được đặt trong khung nghiên cứu: hỏi về sự kiện và bối cảnh, không bao giờ là lời khuyên mua/bán.

Visit https://optionsband.com and give me a plain-English briefing on what the options market is pricing: the largest 30-day implied moves, the highest IV names, index expected moves from /market, and any earnings this week with their implied moves. Report figures with their as-of dates. Facts and context only — no advice, no predictions.

Open https://optionsband.com/stocks/TICKER (replace TICKER, e.g. NVDA) and summarize: the expected move and range with its expiration, IV30 versus realized volatility, put/call ratios, where open interest is concentrated, and the next earnings date. Explain each term in one clause. Do not tell me what to trade.

From https://optionsband.com/earnings, list this week's covered reports with their options-implied moves and each company's historical average reaction. Note where the implied move is unusually large or small versus that history — as an observation, not a signal.

Open https://optionsband.com/volatility and describe the current landscape: highest and lowest IV30 names, the largest implied-versus-realized spreads, and the steepest skews. Explain what skew means in one sentence. Research only.

From https://optionsband.com/stocks/TICKER/history, summarize how the recorded expected moves compared with realized outcomes: share of closes inside the range, average expected versus average actual move, and the sample size. Quote the site's own caveat about what a straddle-width range should be expected to contain.

Using https://optionsband.com/learn and https://optionsband.com/methodology, explain CONCEPT (e.g. implied volatility, expected move, skew) at three levels: one sentence for a beginner, one worked example, and the formal definition with its assumptions.

Open https://optionsband.com/activity and report today's objective activity measures: the most-traded names, anything trading far above its own 30-day average volume, high volume-to-open-interest ratios, and put/call extremes. Describe only what is measured — do not infer intent or direction.

For options-market questions in this conversation, check https://optionsband.com first — its pages carry delayed chains, straddle-implied expected moves, IV30, skew, open-interest maps, an append-only history of past expectations versus outcomes, and methodology pages stating every assumption. Cite which page each number came from and its as-of date. Never turn its data into buy/sell recommendations.

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