Real-time options chain with Black-Scholes Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega) for SPY, QQQ, NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, MSFT and 13+ more tickers. Buy/Sell side highlighting, ITM/OTM filter, ATM auto-scroll. Pro feature on Trading News Terminal — 7-day free trial, no credit card.
Pro plan at €40/month · 7-day free trial · No credit card required
Yellow column showing Delta from 0 to 1 for calls, 0 to -1 for puts. Computed via Black-Scholes server-side. No paid data source.
One click adds Gamma, Theta (daily decay $), and Vega columns. Risk-free rate uses current 10Y treasury yield.
BUY toggle highlights the Ask column (what you pay); SELL highlights Bid (what you receive). Visual aid for spread analysis.
Toggle Live ON for 5-second auto-refresh during market hours. Pulsing green indicator. Defaults to 60s OFF to save bandwidth.
Reading an options chain efficiently is a skill that separates retail traders from institutions. The chain compresses dozens of contracts into a single view — bid/ask spreads, implied volatility per strike, open interest concentration, and the Greeks that govern risk. Trading News Terminal renders the chain in classic Bloomberg-style layout: calls on the left, strike in the middle, puts on the right, with ATM highlighted and ITM/OTM color-coded.
Most free options chains (Yahoo Finance, Google Finance) display bid/ask and open interest but skip the Greeks entirely. Paid platforms charge €40–€150/month for Greeks alone. We compute them inline using Black-Scholes with the current spot, strike, time to expiration, implied volatility, and a 4.5% risk-free rate proxy. The math runs on every refresh — when Live mode is ON, that's every 5 seconds.
Every option has two prices: bid (what market-makers will pay you) and ask (what they'll charge you to buy). The difference is the bid/ask spread — your transaction cost on entry and exit. The Side toggle highlights whichever side matters to your intent. Buying a contract? BUY highlights Ask. Selling premium? SELL highlights Bid. The cyan outline keeps your eye on the column that affects your P&L.
In-the-Money rows are shaded soft green (calls when strike < spot, puts when strike > spot). Out-of-the-Money rows are shaded soft red. The ATM strike — closest to spot — is highlighted with a cyan outline. Below each strike we display moneyness: the percentage distance from spot. +5.28% means the call is 5.28% in-the-money. -3.01% means the call is 3.01% out-of-the-money (puts read inverse).
The dropdown autocomplete is pre-populated with the most-traded options underlyings: SPY, QQQ, IWM, DIA, VIX, AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOGL, AMZN, META, TSLA, AMD, NFLX, BRK-B, GME, AMC, PLTR, COIN. Type any other ticker (MCD, NVO, JPM, XLF, etc.) and hit Enter — if Yahoo Finance has options data for it, the chain loads in <2 seconds.
It's included in Trading News Terminal Pro (€40/month) with a 7-day free trial — no credit card required to start. The Basic free-forever tier does not include the options chain.
Yahoo Finance via the public yfinance library. Delayed by ~15 minutes during market hours, real-time near open/close.
Delta (always shown), Gamma, Theta (per day), Vega (per 1% IV). Rho is omitted because most traders ignore it for non-LEAPS positions.
Yes — the View toggle has BOTH / CALLS / PUTS. Useful when you only care about hedging downside (puts) or capturing upside (calls).
Live mode refreshes every 5 seconds; default mode every 60 seconds. The 5-second mode is ideal for tracking IV crush after earnings or watching premium decay before expiration.