Product update

Trade Details and IV Inputs are easier to understand

The Details & assumptions tabs now make it clearer which values describe the contract and which settings control implied volatility.

August 29, 2026 · Product updates ·2 min read
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What changed

The former Advanced Inputs tab is now IV Inputs. Current IV, the IV behavior setting, target IV, and related volatility assumptions are grouped on that tab instead of splitting one volatility workflow across two places.

Ticker is now a plain read-only display in Trade Details because it comes from the scenario card. When Hold IV constant makes Current IV unnecessary for the active calculation, OPK explains why that control is unavailable.

Why it helps

A disabled field is confusing when its controlling setting lives somewhere else. Keeping the IV value and IV mode together makes the relationship visible and gives the tab a specific purpose.

Read-only styling carries the same benefit. It distinguishes information you are reviewing from information you can edit, so the Details & assumptions section communicates its boundaries before you try to interact with a field.

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Use this in OptionsPeek

Open the main scenario page
Build a call or put scenario with current contract data, a stock move, Greeks, IV assumptions, and a one-click estimate.
Read the OptionsPeek FAQ
Get plain-English answers about option change, new option price, profit/loss, breakeven, Greeks, IV, and Qurxa.
Open the profit/loss calculator
Compare scenario-date estimated P/L with expiration breakeven and POP using the same fields as the main page.
Browse curated scenario pages
Open ticker-specific examples for NVDA, TSLA, SPY, AAPL, AMD, QQQ, and other scenario pages.
Review the methodology
Understand the estimate workflow, model limits, market-data freshness, and why outputs are planning estimates.

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