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Open Interest
(release history)
is a simple browser application that
allows you to quickly and easily view options data, and to export that data
to other applications, such as a word processor or spreadsheet program.
It's free!
Open Interest is a Windows 95/98/NT/2000 program for options analysis.
Used with your internet connection, it can download from the
Chicago
Board Options Exchange (CBOE) website
entire option chains for US equities and indexes.
Open Interest also can obtain and display data from the
- AMEX options exchange (AMEX)
- Australian Stock Exchange (ASX)
- Montreal Exchange (options) (M-X)
Open Interest then displays the quote information,
along with the conventional sensitivities (delta, gamma, vega/tau, rho, theta)
and other information.
Open Interest version 1
is available now.
Read about the currently available features.
More advanced features can be found in Open Interest version 4.
To get an idea of what information Open Interest displays,
take a look at this screen shot.
If you would like to be notified when new versions become available, you can add
your name to our email
mailing list.
Try it
now (approximately 2.7 Megabytes).
Save the download file on your hard drive. When the download is complete,
execute the downloaded file ("setup1.exe").
Open Interest will be installed in your
start menu, along with an 'uninstall' menu item, in case you ever want to remove
the program from your system.
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