RBC Option Overview

RBC Bearings Incorporated (RBC) options traded 23 contracts on Nov 4, 2026, below the 20-day average of 45, and calls outnumber puts. 30-day implied volatility was 29.5%, near the bottom of its one-year range. Near-term max pain was $491.22, 2.7% above the $478.18 close.

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RBC Options FAQ

How actively are RBC options traded?

15 calls and 8 puts traded on Nov 4, 2026, 23 contracts in total. Open interest was 936 contracts. Over the past 30 days, volume averaged 40 contracts per day. The RBC option volume chart shows volume by strike and expiration date.

Is RBC implied volatility high right now?

RBC Bearings IV rank is 6, so its 30-day implied volatility of 29.5% is near the bottom of its one-year range. Over the past year it ranged from 22.1% on Dec 24, 2025 to 142.2% on Oct 16, 2026. See the RBC implied volatility history for a longer view.

What is the RBC put/call ratio?

The RBC Bearings put/call volume ratio was 0.53 on Nov 4, 2026, so calls outnumber puts. The put/call open interest ratio was 0.94. The RBC open interest chart shows calls and puts at each strike.

What is RBC max pain this week?

As of the Nov 4, 2026 close, max pain for RBC Bearings options about one week from expiration was $491.22, 2.7% above the $478.18 close. The RBC max pain chart shows it for every expiration date.

What is RBC's expected move over the next week?

Based on 7-day implied volatility of 29.8%, options price a move of about ±$19.71 (±4.1%) over the next week, a range of roughly $458.47 to $497.89 from the Nov 4, 2026 close. The RBC expected move chart shows it for every expiration date.