Realized volatility (RV) data for individual stocks is available in EquityHub under the History tab.

What you'll find in the History tab

• 1-Month Realized Volatility (RV) — the actual historical volatility of the stock over the past month, calculated from daily price returns.
• RV Rank — where the current 1-month RV sits relative to its historical range, expressed as a percentile. A high RV Rank means realized vol is elevated vs history; a low rank means it is suppressed.

How to find it

1. Open EquityHub
2. Search for your ticker (e.g. NVDA)
3. Click the History tab
4. The 1-Month RV and RV Rank are displayed in the metrics panel

How to use RV vs IV

Comparing realized volatility to implied volatility (IV) helps gauge whether options are cheap or expensive relative to how much the stock has actually been moving. If IV is significantly above RV, options may be relatively expensive; if IV is below RV, options may be relatively cheap.

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