Fifteen years, and we deleted none of it.
Every options contract since 2011, with its price, its expiry and how many were being held. Load any day from the past and the screen reads exactly as it did that morning. Then test whether your idea would actually have worked.
On every plan, from Delta up
The same data, read every way.
Today and every day before it: how expensive options are, which side is being charged more, where the crowd is stacked up, and which prices the money has a reason to defend.
It all comes off one grid.
Prices down the side, expiry dates across the top, one square per contract. Every reading on this page is a different way of looking at that grid — where the risk is concentrated, where the crowd has piled in, what the market is charging for time, and how the shape of all that has changed.
Each reading is computed per stock and every one of them is kept, so a number here has a history behind it rather than just a value today. "High" always means high compared to something.
- Today's readings
- How expensive options are and how that compares to the past, which side costs more, where the crowd is stacked up, which price acts as a magnet into expiry, and where the money actually went.
- The same readings, historically
- All of it over the full fifteen years, so you can see whether what is happening now has happened before and what tended to follow.
- Go back to any day
- Pick any past trading day and the whole workspace answers as of that morning — the contracts, the trades, the levels and the readings.
- Save what you set up
- Any set of filters you build is a view you can name, keep, and come straight back to tomorrow.
Try it before you fund it.
Put a trade together and see what it costs and what it pays before you place it. Then run the strategy against the fifteen years behind it.
- The trade builder
- Assemble a trade out of several pieces, priced on real market data, and watch the profit-and-loss picture redraw as you change it. On every plan.
- Tested on the real thing
- Vega runs a strategy against the actual archive rather than a tidied-up reconstruction of it.
- No peeking at the future
- History is cut off strictly before the day being judged, and entries only happen at prices that were genuinely available at the time. A test that can see forward is worse than no test at all — it will tell you comforting lies.
- Nothing is thinned out
- No deletion policy, no summaries quietly replacing the detail. The record is the product, so it never gets trimmed to save space.
Start from 2011.
Delta opens the whole archive, the readings and the trade builder from day one. Vega adds strategy testing on the same data. Preview the lab on the previous trading day before you buy.
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