You can then further customize the options you want (e.g., strikes, expirations)-this avoids significant frustration if you have a different opinion than the tool on what the strikes for say a strangle should be… Once you select your trade the options appear at the top (see snapshot below).The “Trade-All in One” tool provides excellent capabilities for multi-sided option trades (e.g, spreads, calendars, buy-writes, butterflies, condors).This is an essential capability for any serious option trading and very useful for lower volume securities. General availability of midprice quotes, halfway between the ask/bid price.It’s very nice to not have to deal with huge lists of options when my interests are relatively close to the money. Option chains allow an adjustable number of strikes from 1 to 100 or all.Current positions are shown in the option chains-a nice feature. Copying options to a watch list is conveniently accomplished with copy and paste commands. Option chains come up collapsed down to expiration dates, which you can then open up. Accessing/trading options is very nicely done.
Recently Schwab addes the ability to export charts (including option charts) to excel.If you want to run SSE on an underpowered computer, are having performance problems, or want to run on a Mac check out the cloud version of SSE, see this post for more information.īefore I get to my complaints here are some things that I like: A call to their helpline (80) is required to set it up. Schwab has made StreetSmart Edge available to all account holders. Streetsmart Edge (SSE) can be launched/downloaded from the Schwab website.
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