I would recommend including data for implied volatility, historical volatility, and the ratio of the two for an underlying. Perhaps using a graph. IV impact could be simplified into "low cost" and "high cost", perhaps, to address the "Valuation" suggestion below. (I'm sure you're factoring in IV in your scoring algorithms.)
I would recommend including data for implied volatility, historical volatility, and the ratio of the two for an underlying. Perhaps using a graph. IV impact could be simplified into "low cost" and "high cost", perhaps, to address the "Valuation" suggestion below. (I'm sure you're factoring in IV in your scoring algorithms.)