Analyze options activity, work through company financials, follow market developments, and connect it all to your portfolio.
Price and positioning
523.46Sample last priceExplore the tools available across four connected parts of the workspace.
Move between price action, contract activity, and estimated dealer exposure without losing the ticker you are studying.
Choose the view that answers your next question.
Follow activity as it develops, then return to the session.
Alongside the Ceiling, Floor, Flip Line and Magnet, the Key Levels panel shows how each zone moved through the session, what sits near it and how much traded there.
Where each zone sat and how strong it was through each session.
Recorded from our own readings. A gap means no reading was taken.
The one-standard-deviation range implied by at-the-money option prices for the session.
A model estimate from option prices, not a forecast or a limit.
Other reference levels that sit at or near this zone.
Counts nearby references, not how likely a level is to hold.
Options volume and premium traded at this zone’s strikes today.
Shows trading activity, not who traded or why.
When the steadied gamma regime changed during the session.
Model estimate. Each change is dated from the first reading that started it.
Model estimates from options positioning and trading activity. They describe the session; they don’t forecast it.
Choose DEMO, DEMO2, DEMO3, or DEMO4, all fictional tickers, to explore the chart, estimated positioning levels, and sample watchlist.
26 sample 15-minute bars, volume, a moving average, and estimated positioning levels.
Fictional tickers with illustrative prices. This sample watchlist contains no personal account data.
Six focused research sections take you from the business profile to the evidence behind a valuation.
Bring the numbers and management commentary together.
Inspect the assumptions behind each result.
Combine upcoming events and current headlines with ownership, short-interest, and market-monitoring tools.
Organize the releases and stories you want to follow.
Add another layer to your company and sector research.
Bring manual positions or read-only brokerage accounts into a portfolio workspace built around assets, risk, and performance.
Keep holdings and their context together.
Review exposures and how account value changes over time.
Record stock and option trades or write a research note. Keep a record of the decisions behind your activity.
Use charts and options analytics to study a symbol, Research to examine the company, Market Intelligence to follow events and disclosures, and Portfolio to review your own holdings and estimated exposures.
Yes. You can enter manual stock, call, put, and cash holdings with quantity and cost. Supported brokerage connections are read-only and can be synchronized, renamed, or unlinked.
Performance uses daily account-value snapshots collected after tracking begins, with at least two snapshots needed for comparison. It does not backfill account history; deposits and withdrawals can affect displayed returns.
No. Coverage depends on the symbol, provider access, and available recorded history. Missing quotes can make portfolio totals partial, and positioning, Greeks, and scenario results are estimates.
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