Ever lose track of how your options trades actually performed after a busy week?
OptionIncome users now get a weekly trading report delivered straight to their email, with cash flow, realized P/L, win rate, closed trades, upcoming expirations, and newly opened strategies summarized in one clean report. A faster way to review the week, spot trends, and stay accountable.
🚀New in OptionIncome: Option Profit vs Total Account Value
Now you can see how much your options trading is actually driving your overall account growth, side by side, over time.
Most brokers show account value, but not your options contribution clearly. We do.
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Auto-sync is here 🚀
Your trades now update automatically as new data comes in — so your dashboard and history are always up to date.
No more manual refresh. No missed updates.
Next up: weekly performance emails
@OptionsBrit I am trying using agents to help me research, such as https://t.co/aNCfeTpWxW. My agents would know me better over time and I think can outperform those legacy tools
My put credit spread on Schwab is showing >100% profit.
That’s literally impossible.
OptionIncome shows 100%, which is the correct max profit.
This is exactly why we’re building OptionIncome — tools for option traders should be built by option traders.
This is fun. But it is actually what we are building at OptionIncome. An auto tracker first, then your daily option trading copilot. Agentic experience is coming...
BREAKING: AI can now automate daily options income with 78% win rate like professional theta traders (for free).
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New feature on OptionIncome 👇
You can now view combined positions and analytics across ALL accounts.
No more jumping between brokers to see the full picture.
Now you can:
• Track total option exposure across accounts
• See combined PnL and performance
• Understand your real portfolio risk
I always hear people say you should sell options when IV is high so you can benefit when volatility mean-reverts. But honestly I haven’t really been doing that.
Where do you actually track this?
Do you just look at IV Rank, or do you watch an IV chart vs historical levels