High-performance desktop terminal
Live options analytics.In dashboards you build.
The ConvexValue Terminal is a high-performance desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Put its apps side by side (options flow, volatility, implied probabilities and more) and monitor the market live, for 5,000+ stocks.
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The apps
- live since
- 2020
- OPRA option trade
- Every
- stocks
- 5,000+
- options parameters
- 100+
SPX hedging dynamics
SPX options get hedged.See where that pushes price.
When dealers hedge SPX options, their orders push on the index. The Terminal estimates where, how hard and on which dates, before the open and as the session moves. These two views are for SPX only.
- selling pressure
- buying pressure
- path of least resistance
- map
- The SPX hedging map: support, resistance and the path of least resistance, at the open and intraday.
- dx
- A 30-day surface of estimated dealer delta and gamma for SPX: how large the hedging flows can be, and on which dates.
Options flow
Every option trade.Who's paying, and where.
The Terminal reads every option trade and marks which side was the aggressor, the buyer or the seller. Then it adds them up, so you can go from one print to the whole market.
- INTCCSELL
- AAPLPBUY
- INTCCBUY
- NVDACSELL
- NVDACBUY
- AAPLCBUY
- NVDAPBUY
- NVDAPBUY
- NVDAPBUY
- AMZNCBUY
- AAPLCBUY
- INTCPBUY
- NVDACSELL
- SOFICBUY
- TSLACSELL
- NVDAPBUY
- TSLAPBUY
- PLTRPBUY
- INTCCSELL
- AAPLPBUY
- INTCCBUY
- NVDACSELL
- NVDACBUY
- AAPLCBUY
- NVDAPBUY
- NVDAPBUY
- NVDAPBUY
- AMZNCBUY
- AAPLCBUY
- INTCPBUY
- NVDACSELL
- SOFICBUY
- TSLACSELL
- NVDAPBUY
- TSLAPBUY
- PLTRPBUY
- 1NVDA
- 2TSLA
- 3AAPL
- 4AMD
- 5PLTR
- 6AMZN
- tas
- Time and sales: every single option trade, with size, price, bid and ask, and the aggressor side.
- flow
- A live stock scanner with 100+ options-based parameters. Rank the market by call buying, put buying or premium.
- flowchart
- Intraday call and put buying and selling, charted tick by tick.
- opt
- An options scanner: find contracts with 100+ parameters and filters.
- stks
- A live bar chart of option levels by strike: open interest, gamma, vanna and charm.
Volatility
Know what you're paying.Before you pay it.
Implied volatility is the price of an option. See whether it is high or low against its own history, expiration by expiration, before you place the trade, so that volatility does not work against you.
- today
- yesterday
- historical watermarks
- terms
- The IV term structure, with yesterday's curve and the historical watermarks.
- skew
- The skew term structure: whether calls or puts are more expensive, for every expiration.
- olay
- Options parameters by expiration as live lines: watch implied volatility move.
- grid
- The option chain as a heatmap: fixed-strike volatility, volume, greeks, exposure, open interest.
Expectations
What the market expects.In probabilities, not opinions.
Option prices carry the odds the market is giving. The Terminal turns them into the expected move and the ranges where a stock is expected to close, and shows the dates that can move it.
- 50% range
- 70% range
- forward price
- ip
- Implied probabilities from option prices: the expected move, and the 50% and 70% ranges for each expiration.
- earncal
- The earnings calendar: when the stocks you follow report.
- econcal
- The economic calendar: FOMC, CPI, NFP and the other macro release dates.
One workspace
Any view.One command.
The Terminal works like a browser built for markets. Every view is a module in a pane, and every pane has a command bar, the way a browser has a URL bar. Type a command and the pane becomes that view.
- 1NVDA
- 2TSLA
- 3AAPL
- 4AMD
- Commands
- The first word is the module. The rest configures it. Copy a command and you have copied the view.
- Or the control panel
- Rather click? Every module has a control panel that does the same. There is nothing to memorize.
- Panes and tabs
- Split the window into as many panes as your screen allows, and keep each dashboard in a tab.
- Save and share
- Save your workspaces, share them, and clone the ones other traders have shared.
- Desktop and web
- The Terminal is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, where your modules sit side by side. Any single module also opens in your browser.