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AES Implied Volatility, IV Rank & Options Chain
AES Corporation (AES) options data: IV rank, options chain, GEX and Greeks. Comprehensive options market data for AES Corporation (AES).
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AES options trade with implied volatility typically in the 18% - 42% range, averaging N/A in daily volume with good liquidity. Next earnings: See earnings calendar. Weekly options and LEAPS are available.
AES implied volatility
As of 2026-10-26As of 2026-10-26, AES's 30-day implied volatility is 2.2%, placing its 1-year IV percentile at 0.0 — above 0.0% of the past year's daily IV readings, a low-IV, premium-buying regime favoring long calls/puts and debit spreads.
AES live chain, Greeks and GEX
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AES options at a glance
- Daily volume
- N/A
- IV range
- 18% - 42%
- Bid-ask spread
- N/A
- Expirations
- Weekly, monthly, LEAPS
- Open interest
- N/A
- Next earnings
- See earnings calendar
About AES Corporation (AES)
AES Corporation is a global energy company operating a diversified portfolio of power generation and utility businesses across 14 countries.
Company profile
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Independent Power Producers
- Market cap
- $12B+
- Exchange
- NYSE
Key dates
- Next earnings
- See earnings calendar
- Earnings frequency
- Quarterly
- Dividend schedule
- See company page
- Fiscal year end
- December
AES Corporation operates in the Utilities sector.
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AES options market overview
AES options provide good liquidity for options traders.
- Average daily volume
- N/A
- Total open interest
- N/A
- Put/call ratio
- N/A
- Typical ATM spread
- N/A
- Weekly options
- Available
- LEAPS available
- Yes
Liquidity assessment: Good
AES options are available for trading across multiple expirations.
AES implied volatility and IV rank
AES implied volatility is typically low due to the regulated nature of utility operations.
Earnings impact
IV typically expands before earnings and contracts after the announcement.
The post-earnings volatility drop is known as IV crush. Holders of short AES options should also understand early assignment risk around dividends and expiration.
Historical volatility vs IV
AES IV generally trades near historical volatility, with premiums expanding around earnings.
Term structure
Typically upward sloping under normal conditions.
The smile, the term structure and the cone for AES, on today's chain.
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Gamma Exposure analysis for AES reveals dealer hedging dynamics at key strike levels.
- Typical GEX profile. AES tends to operate in a positive gamma environment during normal conditions.
- Key levels.
- Dealer hedging.
Where the gamma sits on AES right now, strike by strike.
See live AES GEXCommon AES options strategies
These are strategies commonly used by traders on AES options, based on typical market characteristics. This is not investment advice.
Key considerations for AES options
- AES options liquidity varies by expiration - prefer near-term and monthly expirations for tighter spreads
- Monitor earnings dates for IV expansion/contraction patterns
- Consider the stock's beta when sizing positions
AES key events
Earnings months. January, April, July, October
AES options data by API, or in Claude
Every number on this page is one request away. The implied volatility API returns AES's IV rank and percentile, the gamma exposure API its dealer positioning by strike, and the chain API every strike with Greeks. Connected to the ApexVol MCP server, Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT can ask for them in plain English.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer avmcp_YOUR_TOKEN" \
"https://apexvol.com/api/mcp/data/iv-rank/AES"What is AES's IV rank right now, and where is its gamma flip?
Claude calls get_iv_rank and get_gexTry GEX on AES in the console, more prompts for AES, or set the server up in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or ChatGPT.
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Questions
Frequently asked
about AES options.
What is AES's typical implied volatility?
AES implied volatility typically ranges from 18% - 42%.
Does AES have weekly options?
AES offers weekly options.
What is AES's options trading profile?
AES (AES Corporation) options trade with good liquidity, averaging N/A in daily volume, typical bid-ask spreads of N/A. Implied volatility typically falls in the 18% - 42% range. The position sits in the Utilities category for portfolio diversification and options strategy design.
How does AES implied volatility behave around earnings?
IV typically expands before earnings and contracts after the announcement. Next scheduled earnings: See earnings calendar. Traders often size short premium positions for the post-earnings IV crush, while long premium buyers should be aware that the IV decline can outweigh small directional moves.
What options strategies work well on AES?
Popular strategies on AES options include Covered Calls, Vertical Spreads, Iron Condors. Strategy selection depends on the current IV environment versus the 18% - 42% typical range, days to next earnings, and the trader's directional outlook. Higher IV regimes favour premium-selling strategies; lower IV regimes favour directional debit spreads or long premium plays.
What is AES's gamma exposure (GEX)?
Gamma exposure (GEX) measures how options dealers' hedging of their net gamma position can influence AES's intraday price action. AES tends to operate in a positive gamma environment during normal conditions. Positive GEX tends to dampen volatility and create mean-reverting moves, while negative GEX can amplify swings. View live AES GEX levels and the gamma-flip point on ApexVol.
What is AES's IV rank?
AES's IV rank shows where AES's current implied volatility sits within its trailing 1-year range, scored 0–100. A reading near 100 means IV is near its yearly high — options are relatively expensive, which favors premium-selling strategies like credit spreads and iron condors. A reading near 0 means IV is near its yearly low, favoring premium-buying. AES implied volatility typically ranges from 18% - 42%. Check AES's live IV rank and percentile on ApexVol's IV analytics.
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