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Options All Months:
The Options All Months frame displays the all options in all months.
Views include lasts, net changes, bids and asks, highs and lows for a given
contract. So, in a single table you can see all the calls and puts for all
months for any contract.
You choose the contract from the contract box in the upper left corner of the screen.
You can type the name of the contract or choose it from the Contract Lookup Dialog by
pressing the button. You can choose to display the calls and puts for one, various or
all months. The choose all months press Calendar Strip and to choose only some of
them keep pressed the button on the keyboard and click on the months you
want to see.
From the left side bar you can choose which data to display in the table:
"Last & Net Change", only "Last", "Bid & Ask" or "High & Low".
By pressing the button in the top of the bar you can hide it.
In the top of the table you can see the UndPr, the underlying price of the
futures contract for that option series, the DTE which represent the days until
the expiration of the option contract, the EXP, the expiration date and the VOL,
which means the volatility of the contract. The first column in the table
represents the strike prices.
- Last and Net Change
You can show the last and net change by choosing it from the bar in the
left or from the toolbar in the top by pressing the
 button:
- Last
You can show only the last price by choosing it from the bar in the left or
from the toolbar in the top by pressing the
 button:
- Bid and Ask
You can show the bids and asks by choosing it from the bar in the left or from the
toolbar in the top by pressing the
button (you can optionally display the bid and
ask sizes by selecting this option from the Properties dialog):
- High and Low
You can show highs and lows by choosing it from the bar in the left or from
the toolbar in the top by pressing the
button:
In the Options All Months frame you can also place orders by left clicking on
the last, bid or ask values for Buy and right clicking for Sell.
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