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Back up for me. Many thanks.

Should be back to normal

I was doing some backend upgrade that should not be causing issues, but there are issues with the website right now that i'm investigating, sorry about that.

A build for Apple Silicon has been created; you can try it out. One feature isn't working yet - the Order Control panel needs to be redesigned for Mac. I'll work on it and have it done by the end of the week. It's not the most important feature, but the basic functionality works. Give it a try!

Currently only for PC, maybe I'll add Mac in the future

Does it work with Mac OS?

Hey everyone! I've been using OptionVue and later ONE for a long time. They're decent tools, but I kept hitting the same issues - lagging interface, unreliable order submission, broken fill imports, clunky modeling, and no strategy templates. So I built my own terminal that solves these problems: - Speed. Everything is fast with no lag - quotes, order execution, loading fills. - Flexible modeling. More convenient position modeling with support for custom strategy templates. - Accurate calendar spread what-if analysis. Volatility changes are modeled independently across different expirations, so you get realistic projections. It also includes a number of other features: strategy builder with entry conditions, volatility cone analysis, Kelly criterion calculator, trade copy-paste, historical price distribution analysis, the ability to send orders to two TWS instances for mirroring trades to a second account, and futures-based SPX price tracking during off-hours. On the practical side - there's a convenient backup/restore to Google Drive so your data is safe and not tied to a specific machine. Everything runs locally, no data is sent to the cloud. And authorization is handled once, so you don't have to log in manually every time. I'd love to get any feedback. Happy to answer questions about setup or how it works. Download and start a free 14-day trial at https://optioncommander.com/

SO can be more than 50% invested during busy earnings periods, so you would need to reduce the position sizing. And your drawdowns might be higher as well, so it would be more risky. But overall, yes, it can be done, although generally speaking, I always recommend not to invest 100% of the account and have at least 20-30% in cash (or less risky assets).

SO has all trades listed because it's a lot of trades using different strategies. Services like SY and SV have only 2-3 trades every month, so it's very easy to track the P/L. For example, SY January return of 4% is based on 4 trades closed in January: If you sum the P/L of each trade (291+208+305-326), you will see how we report 4% ($400) return. SV is even simpler - it is typically a single trade per month.

Hi Kim, looks like a fantastic service with a bright future, especially with Yowster managing it, who i know from steady options is incredibly smart and reliable. I think i will likely end up purchasing this too in the future, my question is: given that this is only usually 50% invested, and so is steady options, would it be a silly idea to make that 100% of my portfolio? Could you share some more info on the types of trades and the greeks? Thanks!

Kim, New to service, and trying to understand the history of the services, in particular SteadyYields. SteadyOptions has a decent set of details, outlining the trades for (say) 2025. But I cannot find a corresponding set for any of the other services, only aggregates. SY appears to have a "bit of history", but it seems difficult to assemble a complete history of trades, PnL, DrawDown, Risk incurred, Position size in order to have a better understanding of what to expect. Any tables/data appreciated - Phil