SPCH Move Probability $10.86 +1.46 (+15.5%)
Real historical back-data analysis: evaluates rolling trading-day windows to determine the probability of a stock touching or closing at your target move.
Touch Probability (First Passage)
59.1%
Stock touched +5.0% ($11.40) at least once during 2 trading days.
Median first touch: Day 1 of 2
Expiration Close Probability
22.7%
Stock closed at or beyond +5.0% at the end of the 2-day window.
The Touch Multiple
2.60x
You are 2.6x more likely to hit your target during the window than holding until expiration.
1σ Expected Move (68.3%)
±17.1%
$9.01 — $12.71
Historical 2-Day Return Distribution
Frequency of rolling 2-day percentage returns over 88 historical windows (2026-06-15 to 2026-10-21). The colored bar indicates the win zone for +5.0%.
Historical returns
Target move zone (+5.0%+)
Target threshold bin
Probability Breakdown: Empirical vs. Theoretical Models
Comparing actual market back-data against Black-Scholes and Fat-Tail adjustments.
| Model / Methodology | Touch Probability | Expiration Close Probability | What It Tells You |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empirical Back-Data (Actual History) | 59.1% | 22.7% | Model-free reality across 88 historical 2-day windows. |
| Fat-Tail Adjusted (Cornish-Fisher) | — | 14.2% | Adjusts normal bell curve for real-world skewness (3.18) and kurtosis (19.71). |
| Standard Normal (Black-Scholes / GBM) | 77.5% | 38.8% | Classic theoretical log-normal model with constant volatility (often underestimates tail risks). |
| Regime-Conditioned (Similar Volatility) | 57.4% | 17.0% | Filters for historical windows that started with volatility similar to current 20-day HV (47 matching periods). |
Underlying Volatility Profile
Volatility Metrics
- 1-Year Annualized HV: 191.6%
- Recent 20-Day HV: 110.5%
- Parkinson Intraday Volatility: 119.8%
- Vol Trend: Compressed (-42% vs baseline)
2-Day Return Quantiles
- Median Return: -1.0%
- Top 10% Move (90th percentile): +14.7%
- Bottom 10% Move (10th percentile): -13.1%
- Max Historical Gain (2d): +101.5%
- Max Historical Loss (2d): -19.7%