Looking for somekind of options calculator

[bearnbull]

Any suggestion on a good site for a free options calculator?? Basically just plug the numbers and get some answers. Thanks

 

[joe4422]

not exactly sure what you're looking for, but you might find it on 888options.com

 

[bearnbull]

I found some. Thanks

 

[stoic]

Best I've found is Prime Options Calculator. But it's not free.

 

[ramaTrade]

Quote from bearnbull:

Any suggestion on a good site for a free options calculator?? Basically just plug the numbers and get some answers. Thanks

CBOE options toolbox for simple strategies or
the options lab for complicated ones.

 

[newguy05]

try thinkorswim, last time i checked it's free you can just use it without opening an account.

 

[da-net]

here's an excel version i had in archive...can't remember where i picked it up. also have one from man financial but file size too big compressed

 

[spindr0]

GREEKS:

http://www.ivolatility.com/calc/

http://www.sitmo.com/live/OptionVanilla.html


MARGIN:

http://www.cboe.com/tradtool/mCalc/

 

[shfly]

IB has an options calc that can be downloaded from "Widgets & Gadgets"...


http://interactivebrokers.com/en/p.php?f=tradersuniversity&ib_entity=llc

 

[stoic]

Quote from shfly:

IB has an options calc that can be downloaded from "Widgets & Gadgets"...

Not much of a calculator.

Attached is an example of the Prime Options Calculator that I use. The covered call section will also accommodates up to 10 roll-out and if the unwind is used, automatically calculates from the original Buy-Write or roll-out(s). Handles over 40 option strategies, each with the ability to be saved into a unlimited data base like file that's retrieved and available for later review. Also has a Adjusted options calculator, Quick Naked options margin requirement calculator, and pricing models that allow multiple strikes.

But as I stated, it's not free. But neither is "Word" and all it does is handle documents.