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Hey everyone. This is Kirk here again from Option Alpha and welcome back to the daily call. Today, we’re going to answer the question, “What tool can I use to see a stock’s implied volatility?” Implied volatility data is not that hard to find, but in many cases, you will most likely have to go through your broker platform to see a stock’s implied volatility whether it's the raw implied volatility or any type of IV ranking or IV percentiles. Now, you can get this data from other sources like the CBOE. You can also get this data from ivolatility.com, quandl.com. There’s a lot of other resources if you just search online to get this data, but in many cases, those are paid subscriptions or paid access to volatility data. This is actually really not that cheap to find volatility data if you don't already have an existing broker platform which integrates that as part of their feed and their data from the exchanges. Now, like I said, most broker platforms including TD Ameritrade, Trade Station, also Interactive Brok