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https://snapoptions.com/ This will do what you want if you don't want to go the spreadsheet route.

4 years before making a trade? I would have blown up 3 accounts by now. You can't learn anything from algos or paper trading...other than getting used to the platform which is important.

What are you talking about? I was the one who told you guys it was going to pull back to possibly sub 50k if it double corrects when it was in the 70k's. Here is the proof. https://community.swingcharts.com/t/btcusd/21/2?u=darthtrader :)

What's the point because it can't be proved. The only thing that can't be refuted is projecting future price. If you want to see the full continuity then you'll have to login @ https://community.swingcharts.com/

So why the dollar change in value if not just because?

I don't know...I was trying to delete a topic but it wasn't letting me so I changed it to this...

Well from a business perspective... 10 years ago they would have been selling toasters for about 1.5 btc. So that would have worked out well for them. :)

Well are we talking beenie babies value now or in the 90's?

It seems like a no brainer.

Well then I reiterate all my deleted posts. :)

Are we talking about not rolling because of PnL or not keeping track of PnL (cost basis)

I haven't traded a spread in so long I forget how the calculate rolls... If this is the scenario Buy call for 1 Sell call for .88 pnl: -.12 If the new position you want to roll out to is @ 1.50 then what is the cost of the roll, and what does your new position look like? When you trade in...

I know, it's ridiculous and by design. A home spreadsheet should not keep better track of your trades than a professional brokers platform.

Sometimes to roll into another contract on Friday expiry because closing a .05 or less doesn't have fees or something.

CFDs are traded 24 hours a day, five days a week. Trading hours are based on the underlying market's opening and closing times, meaning that trading will not take place when the underlying market is closed. For example, if the underlying market closes at 5:00 PM, trading for the CFD will close...

I do it with a spreadsheet. Rolling was designed for this exact purpose...to confuse traders. Just track pnl to close the position and then you open a new position. I guarantee most traders don't know if they made or lost any money until they do their taxes...brokers do their best to make it as...

I did after I posted and found what I suspected...they are a garbage product for day traders with robin hood accounts lol. CFDs are attractive to day traders who can use leverage to trade assets that are more costly to buy and sell. CFDs can be quite risky due to low industry regulation...

Vin Diesel boiler room.

CFD's??? That's same as binary right? Pure gambling, also what actually drives the derivative market?

So contrarian trading in a nutshell. That's my quote but I said it better. You have to be a little bit stupid to make money in stocks. I'm not going to look up my quote but I've referenced this more than once. I've also said sometimes you can be too smart to make money in stocks.