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It's like the "Do you you want be a millionaire" show where the audience was always right.

Elliott Wave

The way they have it set up is cryptic. As soon as you close a trade it just disappears into the ether of trade history. It keeps the closing price, but not the trade (book) price. If you legged in then you would have to re-calculate the BE etc...and good luck finding the opening of the trade...

Yeah that's why I had to upload the CSV to tradezella to sort out the mess.

They can track it however they want but don't have the trade just disappear into the ether once you close it.

Here is what I'm talking about. On tos it is showing a loss of -$687 but it is not taking into account the rolls if any. In this case the position has been rolled for -.03 (-$75) so your actual losses would be -$762.50 because you have really only collected $2425 in credit. TOS just applies roll...

Lol and there's the rub. Bot.

Most hodlrs have been "all in" for years. Anyway, at this point your multiple sucks unless you are playing with huge money. You could buy a whole bitcoin now and make 60k sure, but if you had bought back at 16K you could have 3 bitcoins...if you bought back when it was 3k you would have 20...

Sheep

Look at my posts. This has been called since last summer. If not earlier, yes all time highs the extension probably brings it to 160k. I don't know do it on the chart... Not going to happen until this correction is finished which could take a while depending. Rare opportunity? You're late to the...

I actually created FIFO calculation on my spreadsheet...no script just formulas. Anyway it was quite the task..most people don't realize that if you buy 100 shares at $10 and 50 shares at $5 that your weighted average is $7.50 overall, but if you sell 100 shares you now have 50 shares @ $5 not...

So basically ignore the mess on tos and go with what tradezella gleaned from the csv. I mean they don't even account for rolling trades into P/L break even. So if you roll a trade for -.16 it will not show anywhere but the cash & sweep...your p/l on the new position will not take into account...

So whats cash and sweep? If you open a credit spread it increases by the premium received, and will decrease by the amount you close it for...so essentially isn't that your cash? "Also known as Net Liquidation Value, is the current value of all holdings in your portfolio. " I assume by...

Would buying a call spread or selling a put spread have returned more? I guess difference is the higher delta of the long call in the pmcc.

Cash & sweep: 12k Net liquidation: 5k Open positions P/L (credit spreads) -2k So if I close all positions my total cash will be?

Does anybody use these? If so, can you show a P/L graph for a PMCC that actually out performs a regular put credit spread? I have looked at both and the put credit spread out performs it in every way.

Big step up from advanced dashboard. It's basically tos but cleaned up with trading view charts. Look at the screen shots, you have all the features from tos...even the active trader works the same. Its the same creators...same layout same everything.

Yeah I just signed up for that. It's the best platform I've come across for effectiveness and ease of use and only $19 per month it's a no brainer imo.

So I have an P/L profile from optionstrat (which btw is much more user friendly than tos) and the profit is showing $455.56 if price hits 480, but the tos chart is showing $239.47. I see that Option strat is averaging the IV across both legs, whereas tos does not...so which is it?

Probably...the old adage is sometimes you can be too smart to make money in stocks...like my mortgage broker always trying to get me into dividends. If you divide my capital gain I'm making like 40%...just cash poor. Anyway I was able to hold because I had statistics on my side...wasn't just a...