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Market volatility has dropped in the first few days of 2025, but with plenty of items on the economic calendar, we could see a volatility spike at any point.

That could mean it’s a good time to look for stock with a low implied volatility percentile.

A lot of stock are showing a low implied volatility percentile.

Adobe for example, is showing implied volatility of 24% compared to a twelve-month low of 23% and a twelve-month high of 48%.

Implied volatility percentile is one of the most common metrics used when trading options.

IV Percentile is a measure of implied volatility where current implied volatility is compared to the range of implied volatilities in this past.

This comparison is made on the same stock.

For example, Adobe’s IV percentile takes the current implied volatility and compares it to the past implied volatilities Palantir has had.

This is then made into a percentage ranging from 0-100%.

A percentage of zero would depict a stock is currently at the lowest level of implied volatility it has been during the lookback period.

In contrast, an IV percentile of 100% illustrates that the stock is trading at its highest level of implied volatility.

To get a true picture of stocks with a low implied volatility percentile, we can use the Stock Screener.

Using the Stock Screener to Find Low Volatility Stocks

Using the Stock Screener, we can set the following filters to find stocks with low implied volatility percentile.

• Total Options Volume greater than 2,000
• Market Cap greater than 40 billion
• IV Percentile less than 30%

This screener gives us the following stocks ranked from lowest IV Percentile to highest:

Bank of Nova Scotia

Eog Resources

Toronto Dominion Bank

Adobe Systems

DoorDash

Vertiv Holdings

Dell Technologies

Paychex Inc

Palo Alto Networks

Lowe’s Companies

Here is the full list: