The terminal

One screen for the whole day.

A chart with the important price levels already drawn on it, the live trades beside it, and your alerts down the side. You set it up once and leave it running.

Create your account See what it shows

Included on Gamma and above

Layout

What is on it

Nothing is a click away.

Four areas, all updating themselves, none of them a link to somewhere else.

The chart: Price, with the levels that matter worked out from where the options money actually sits — rather than from a line somebody drew on a chart last week.
The live trades: Trades as they arrive, filtered the way you left them, carrying the same scores and labels they have everywhere else in the product.
Your alerts: Your rules firing right there, next to the chart that explains them — not buried in a notification you have to go and find.
The side rail: Whether the market is open, a ticking clock, your watchlist with live prices, and a search box one keystroke away.

Speed

How it behaves

Built to stay open.

This is the page people leave open for six and a half hours, so it is built to be cheap to leave open.

Live It updates itself Trades and prices arrive over a live connection and change in place. Nothing reloads the page out from under you mid-thought. See what it shows Keyboard Your hands stay where they are Search for a stock with one keystroke, work the trade list from the keyboard, and find your filters where you left them tomorrow morning. See saved views Mobile It travels The live trade feed is in the iPhone and Android apps on the same subscription, with alerts arriving as push notifications. See how alerts work

Open it tomorrow morning.

The terminal comes with Gamma, alongside the live trades, unusual activity, the private off-exchange trades, the filings and the alerts.

Create your account See the plans

Cancel anytime · Month to month · Switch tiers whenever