High IV Rank Stocks Today: ARM Hits 81 as Chip Names Rally on Single-Day Vol
**Meta description (152 chars):** High [IV Rank screener](https://voledge.io/iv-rank) stocks today: ARM at 81, RBLX at 80, DASH at 76. Tech +3.1% with AMD and ARM up 14%+. Implied volatility rank and [GEX dashboard](https://voledge.io/dashboard/gex) levels for Apr 27.
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# High IV Rank Stocks Today: ARM Hits 81 as Chip Names Rally on Single-Day Vol
**ARM** leads the high IV rank stocks today list at 81, with **RBLX** close behind at 80 — both names sitting at 100th-percentile current IV (102.4% and 103.8%). Tech rallied 3.1% on a session that saw **AMD** +14.2%, **ARM** +14.7%, and **QCOM** +11.3% absorb sharp single-day moves, while breadth ran negative underneath: 7 advancing, 15 declining, 3 unchanged.
## Market Volatility Regime: VIX and Term Structure
VIX and term structure data are not in today's snapshot, so the regime read comes from GEX and IV dispersion. Aggregate GEX is deeply positive across the indices — SPY at +596.2B, QQQ at +230.3B — with call wall and max gamma stacked at the same strikes (SPY 714, QQQ 664). That's a pinned, mean-reverting backdrop at the index level. The IV picture underneath is bifurcated: average IV rank is 49, but 11 names sit at or above 50 with several pegged at 100th-percentile current IV. Dispersion is concentrated in growth tech and consumer names rather than the indices themselves.
## Top IV Rank Setups Today
**ARM** ran +14.7% but held a 100th-percentile current IV at 102.4% — the surface did not fully crush. That suggests unresolved positioning or follow-through event risk. A directional move that doesn't relieve IV is the trickiest premium-selling profile, since rank is rich but realized may stay elevated.
**RBLX** at 80 IV Rank, 103.8% current IV, with a quiet 1.0% session on 8K volume. Elevated implied volatility rank against muted price action is a cleaner premium-selling profile than ARM's — assuming no event is pulling the surface up. The [earnings calendar](/tools/[earnings calendar](https://voledge.io/dashboard/earnings)-calendar) is the first cross-check before sizing.
**DASH** and **SNAP** both rank 76, but the absolute vol levels diverge sharply: DASH at 74.9% IV, SNAP at 103.5%. Same rank, different trade — DASH is a contained range scaling rich, SNAP is structural. **AFRM** (75, 96.5% IV) and **QCOM** (67, 58.8% IV) round out the actionable list. QCOM's +11.3% session and elevated rank in a name that doesn't usually carry triple-digit IV suggests a binary catalyst worked through — IV crush candidates often surface at this stage, but the [full IV Rank screener](/tools/iv-rank-screener) needs to confirm direction before fading.
## GEX Regime and Key Levels
Today's GEX levels frame the index pin clearly. **NVDA** at $208.27 closed within $0.77 of its call wall and max gamma strike (207.5), with $80.7B net GEX concentrated at that strike — a textbook pin if it holds, a clean break if it doesn't. **AAPL** at $271.06 is sitting on its 270 stack (flip, max gamma, put wall, and call wall all at 270, $11.5B net GEX). **TSLA** at $376.30 is trading above its 375 call wall with -$4.8B net GEX at the 357.5 strike below — the asymmetry favors continuation unless it falls back through 375. The [GEX dashboard](/tools/gex-dashboard) carries the full strike-by-strike breakdown.
## What to Watch Today
The pins at NVDA 207.5 and AAPL 270 will dictate whether QQQ holds its 664 max gamma. With dispersion concentrated in single names rather than the indices, any unwind in chip vol — particularly ARM and QCOM — pulls the average IV rank lower without changing the index regime. The setup to watch is IV crush in the names that gapped, not breakdown in the indices.
## Related Reading
- [High IV Rank Stocks Today: NOW Hits 76 as Consumer Discretionary Leads Bullish Tape](https://voledge.io/blog/high-iv-rank-stocks-today-now-hits-76-as-consumer-discretionary-leads-bullish-tape) - [High IV Rank Stocks Today: NOW, MSFT, RBLX Lead the Screener](https://voledge.io/blog/high-iv-rank-stocks-today-now-msft-rblx-lead-the-screener)