The options trading journal that also teaches you: the Wheel, covered calls and cash-secured puts, with your real cost basis - and how each strategy actually behaved over 5 years of real data. Built for long-term investors, not day-traders.
You log in on your broker's own portal, so your password never passes through ET26. The provider that runs that connection states it keeps data encrypted in transit and at rest, with SOC 2 Type II certification.
No. ET26 is built for long-term investors who sell options on companies they would be glad to own, and who want weeks to react instead of minutes.
No. ET26 is educational. It shows you data, your own numbers, and how strategies behaved historically. It never tells you what to buy, and it is not a broker or an advisor.
No, the connection is optional. You can upload a file from any broker instead, and ET26 still works out your cost basis, your realised result and your wheel cycles.
Your broker password is typed on the provider portal, never in ET26. That provider runs the connection and states it keeps data encrypted in transit and at rest, with SOC 2 Type II certification. The access is read only: ET26 cannot place an order and cannot move money.
Your trade history: dates, tickers, contracts, prices and fees. Never your broker password, never your account number. The only account balance ET26 holds is one you choose to type in yourself, if you want the growth chart.
Yes, whenever you want, including the day you leave. Every table exports to a file any spreadsheet opens, and one button downloads your whole history.
Any broker that lets you download your trades as a file. ET26 reads the common formats and brings a simple template of its own for the rest.
Yes, on up to three at once, so your computer and your phone both count as yours.
Nothing is charged during the trial. On day