Author: Tyler Krett
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Skew
View every strike volatility and look back on how they have moved over any time period or compare different months entire volatility curves, live
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Line Chart
Using the world’s most powerful html5 charting system with 100s of studies you can easily chart any option, future or equity combination imaginable
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Heat Map
One of easiest and best risk management tools in the marketplace, which has the ability to measure the Profit and Loss and option greeks of any trade or position live and in the future!
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Big Boy (BB1)
BB1 is a groundbreaking AI-driven analysis tool that instantly evaluates over a billion potential option strategies, delivering the optimal risk/reward scenarios tailored to your specified direction and timeframe. Whether you’re navigating high or low volatility, BB1 empowers you to make informed decisions swiftly, eliminating the guesswork from your trading strategy.
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Constant-Maturity Lookback Engine
Leverages 35 years of historical options data to show how your trade’s value compares today vs yesterday. Can chart virtually any option combo through Al and deeр historical database.
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Vomma
Vomma is the rate at which the vega of an option will react to volatility in the market. It is a second-order derivative for an option’s value. Vomma demonstrates the convexity of vega. A positive value for vomma indicates that a percentage point increase in volatility will result in an increased option value which is […]
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Short combination/ Risk Reversal/ Combo (same strike)
Buying the put gives you the right to sell the stock at strike price A. Selling the call obligates you to sell the stock at strike price A if the option is assigned. This strategy is often referred to as “synthetic short stock” because the risk / reward profile is nearly identical to short stock. […]
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Long combination/ Risk Reversal/ Combo (same strike)
Buying the call gives you the right to buy the stock at strike price A. Selling the put obligates you to buy the stock at strike price A if the option is assigned. This strategy is often referred to as “synthetic long stock” because the risk / reward profile is nearly identical to long stock. […]
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Short Straddle
A short straddle gives you the obligation to sell the stock at strike price A and the obligation to buy the stock at strike price A if the options are assigned. By selling two options, you significantly increase the income you would have achieved from selling a put or a call alone. But that comes […]
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Strangle
A strangle trade is where you buy an Out-The-Money put whilst simultaneously buying an OUT-THE-Money call or vica-versa If you are short strangles, it is a strategy that profits when the stock stays between the short strikes as time passes, as well as any decreases in implied volatility. The short strangle is an undefined risk […]