XTR · Expected Move
Global X S&P 500 Tail Risk ETF · ETF
The expected move for XTR is derived from at-the-money straddle pricing — the market's implied one-standard-deviation move through the next 30 days. Comparing it to realized moves reveals when options are pricing in too much (premium-selling regime) vs too little (premium-buying regime).
No expected-move history is currently available for XTR. This usually
means options on XTR are thinly traded or it isn't in our tracked universe.
See the Expected Move Tracker for
symbols with active expected-move data.
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