The cockpit around the chart.
The top bar above sets what you see. The rail beside keeps your symbols, alerts, and flow one click away.
Learn it once, use it everywhere.
Change the view without leaving it.
The bar is where you change what you are looking at. Symbol, view, Greek, expiration, which levels get drawn: each one is a control in the same strip, and not one of them is a page you navigate to.
Every product reshapes it and none of them moves it. The slot that picks your data sits where it sat on the product before, so the bar you learned on Expo is the bar you already know on Heat, the tape and the flow board.
Alerts on where dealers stand.
Sixteen of the twenty-one conditions watch positioning, not price: the gamma flip, both walls, net GEX. Three measure distance, so they fire when the wall moves onto you.
GMEYour names, grouped the way you think.
Your names in as many lists as you need, grouped into sections that collapse, sorted inside those groups, and one click on any row swings the whole platform onto that symbol.
SPCXSpace Exploration Technologies Corp.133.88-5.77 -4.13%
TSLATesla, Inc. Common Stock345.69-5.43 -1.55%
NVDANvidia Corp216.99+1.42 +0.66%
AAPLApple Inc.311.37-5.46 -1.72%Keep the desk. Send the screen.
One button lifts the screen into an image, captioned with the symbol, the surface, the expiration you had loaded and the minute it was taken. Copy or save it and it still reads a week later.
What produced it is kept too. A layout holds the arrangement, a preset holds the settings inside one panel, and autosave keeps both current while you work, so nothing needs saving on purpose.