Product update

Stock price chart preview arrives in staging

OptionsPeek now has its first stock price chart in staging. It plots stock price on the x-axis and estimated option price on the y-axis, using the same estimate engine as the calculator.

April 23, 2026 · Product updates ·2 min read
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What shipped

The new chart adds a visual layer to the existing estimate flow. Instead of only seeing one scenario output, you can inspect a range of stock prices, drag across the curve, and apply the selected price back into the calculator move.

That turns the chart into a planning surface instead of just a decorative add-on.

Why it matters

For traders who plan around stock movement ranges instead of one exact print, the chart makes the estimate more intuitive. It also lays the groundwork for future chart exports, blog images, and richer scenario tools over time.

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