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In regular trading, when a bid and an ask price meet each other, a trade occurs. During this 'netting' period, bids and asks can be placed at any price, however, because the market isn't strictly open, it means the bids and asks aren't matched for a 3 minute period IE: trading doesn't occur...

TD877, Yes, there is a 'netting' period which lasts for a few minutes after the 16.00EST close. Traders can put in bids and offers, but there is no guarantee that they will be filled. It is very similar to the action at the Eurex open, where for a few minutes before 02.00EST an auction occurs...

September is here and we have a whole new major update to talk about. There are several new features that have been added to Option Workshop to help our users trade as efficiently and effectively as possible. Without further ado, I’m going to talk about each of these feature, and what they...

Deuteronomy, At the moment we are in a promotional period for the software. This means you can have a free 30-day trial and renew it whenever it runs out, indefinitely . When we do start charging, fees will be restricted to a monthly fee. The basic fee begins at $50, although with some...

What type of backtesting are you looking for? Option Workshop supports manually exporting data to excel. We're haven't made the process of exporting data automatic yet, but its something we plan to do in the future Also, we are working on the historical data (candlesstick charts). They are...

Hey guys, here's the new update Option Workshop, version 16.6.935 Get started wizard Up until now, when a user first launched the main window they were greeted with a platform that was almost empty – there were no tables, no charts and so on. Because of this, there wasn’t any starting point...

Hey guys, This thread is the space to talk about Option Workshop. I'll be posting update news here and answering any questions you have regarding our software. If you need anything don't hesitate to ask it here or send me a private message. Thanks again, Mike

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This might not be what you guys are asking for, but this is how we model options on our Option Workshop software What do you think of the color scheme?

Yes, the look and feel are very important. Ease of use is a separate issue from beauty, but actually if the software is intuitive then I can see how it makes the whole experience that much more pleasant. Thanks

What do you think makes SILEX so pretty? Is it the background? Maybe the font? It's an interesting question from a design perspective.