OptionVue 6's Matrix is your portal to a wealth of option-specific information.
When you double-click on an asset from the Quotes Display, you automatically
open the Matrix and can view all currently traded options for that security.
Within each Matrix, you can view your current option trade positions and/or
propose new trades. You can also generate a comprehensive Graphic Analysis
of an existing or proposed trade using OptionVue 6’s proprietary Variable
Volatility Model.
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When you double-click on an asset from the Quotes Display, you
automatically open the Matrix. View all of an asset’s options the way your
mind likes to see them - with expiration months across and strikes down.
Here you will see vital data about actuals, futures, options, and your total
position. The Matrix is packed with information that is valuable to your
trading. Here you can enter existing and/or contemplated positions and
graphically analyze them using our proprietary Variable Volatility Model.
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Using the actual statistical volatility of the underlying asset, the program displays all strikes that are within one and two standard
deviations using a pastel background color. This is just one example of the many specialized option tool savailable in the Matrix
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If a strike is within one standard deviation the program uses light fuchsia; otherwise it uses light aqua. These are lighter versions
of the same two colors used in Graphic Analysis in the colored bars along the bottom to represent the 1st and 2nd standard
deviations of price movement. You can even alter the volatility value to see how changes will affect your position.
You will often want to see everything about an actual, future, or option. To obtain a complete picture on any option or asset,
select the Expand View (see below) and each of the 41 options-related parameters can be seen from one easy-to-read window.
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You can even project option prices by changing the price of the underlying security... a fast and simple way to do “what if” analysis
while watching the parameters recalculate as you test.
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There is a substantial risk of loss in trading financial instruments of any kind including stocks, futures and options. Clients should consider all relevant risk factors,
including their own personal financial situation, before trading. Don't trade with money you can't afford to lose. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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