Ctrl-Trade (control trade) guides you through a step-by-step process — from spotting your first opportunity to managing positions and cashing in — so you can start trading options with confidence, even if you're just getting started.
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Everything you need to start trading options with confidence — and keep growing as your skills develop.
Scan your watchlist for statistically valid, pre-validated entry points — so you act on data, not instinct, and never miss a setup that fits your strategy.
A live market overview dashboard shows all your positions at a glance. The diversification chart breaks down your exposure by underlying and expiration — so you always know where your capital is deployed.
Log every put and call with premium, strike, expiration, and fees. Contracts flow through open, closed, expired, assigned, or rolled — with the full history always at hand.
When you get assigned, every premium collected on that ticker nets into your cost basis automatically. Your real break-even is always accurate — not your broker's raw entry price.
Unrealized and realized gains on every position, updated with live prices against your true adjusted basis. See exactly where you stand — at all times.
Delta, Theta and VIX mean something to you? Enable advanced features and unlock deeper trading data — Greeks, volatility metrics, and more — for a sharper edge.
Ctrl-Trade is under active development. Join the waitlist and every feature below ships to you at launch — included, no extras.
Validate every trade against a set of discipline rules before you execute. Ctrl-Trade checks your position sizing, risk limits, and strategy constraints automatically — so you stay consistent and keep your portfolio healthy, even on your worst days.
Ctrl-Trade is not yet publicly available. Join the waitlist and be the first to know when it launches — along with an exclusive early-bird offer.
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