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This software presentation describes a proprietary trading software that allows users to view individual stocks and groups, monitor option contract details and risks, build option contract trees, perform administrative tasks like editing the option tree and zeroing out daily positions, and quickly message other traders. The software also includes charting and risk monitoring capabilities.
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- 1. Gateway Partners Proprietary Software Presentation
- 2. Symbol Monitor, allows traders to view single stocks, basket groups, displaying individual Greeks and total or average risk numbers.
- 3. Symbol Monitor, allows traders to view single stocks, basket groups, displaying individual Greeks and total or average risk numbers.
- 4. Main risk viewer, used to monitor individual option contract position details, risks, stock risk, all Greeks, print daily risk hardcopy, completely customizable to specific data and individual needs
- 5. Main risk viewer, used to monitor each option contract position details, risks, stock risk, print daily risk hardcopy, completely customizable to specific data and individual needs
- 6. Quickly build option contract tree from our quote provider. Also performs stock splits, mergers and updates contract position info automatically.
- 7. Administrative module which allows editing of option contract tree. Also performs daily position zeroing, option contract exercising.
- 8. Main risk viewer, used to monitor each option contract position details, risks, stock risk, print daily risk hardcopy, completely customizable to specific data and individual needs
- 9. Gateway Partners' internal messaging program. Used to quickly send private messages between traders via domain network.
- 10. Charting program, displays stock chart, risk chart, volume distribution chart.
- 11. Charting program, displays stock chart, risk chart, volume distribution chart.