The terminal
One screen.
One screen.
The whole session.
A chart with flow-derived levels drawn on it, the live tape beside it, and the alert feed down the side. One workspace, built for the length of a session rather than the length of a scroll.
Included on Gamma and above
The layout
Live
Layout
What is on it
Nothing is a click away.
Four regions, all live, none of them a link to somewhere else.
- The chart
- Price with support and resistance derived from where the options flow actually sits, rather than from a line drawn on a chart last week.
- The tape
- Live prints as they arrive, filtered the way you left them, with the same scores and tags they carry everywhere else.
- The alert feed
- Your rules firing in place, next to the chart that explains them — not in a notification you have to go and find.
- The session rail
- The market phase, a ticking clock, your watchlist as live quotes, and symbol search on a keystroke.
Speed
How it behaves
Built to stay open.
The terminal is the page people leave open for six and a half hours, so it is built to be cheap to leave open.
Live
Pushed, not polled
Prints and quotes arrive over a live connection and update in place. Nothing
on the page refreshes itself out from under you.
See the tape
Keyboard
Hands stay where they are
Symbol search on a keystroke, hotkeys on the tape, and filters that stay
where you put them between sessions.
See saved views
Mobile
The flow view travels
The terminal's flow feed is in the iOS and Android apps on the same
subscription, with alerts arriving as push notifications.
See the alerting system
Open it tomorrow morning.
The terminal comes with Gamma, alongside the live tape, unusual activity, dark pool, disclosures and the alerting system.
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