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What’s new in this this version:

  • The implied offset can be calculated and displayed for all option expires in Metro.
  • The offsets can be updated automatically as the implied offset changes.
  • The first Underlying Offset Controller did not have the ability to manage offset for multiple exchange symbols with a common underlying. This was problematic in regards to weekly, daily, and end-of month futures.

Relevant examples include weekly and monthly gold options (OG, OG1, OG2, etc.) all priced off of Gold (GC) futures and daily S&P index options (E1A, E1C, EW1, E2A, E2C, EW2,  etc.) all linked to the E-Mini (ES) future.

Note that this widget is not meant to replace Trade Sheets or Metro Product portfolio settings, but instead extend its functionality.

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