> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.optiontrack.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.optiontrack.io/overview/our-features.md).

# Our Features

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#### **Cash based options tracking**

There are only 2 relevant moments of any investment’s lifecycle: when you get in and when you get out. Everything that happens in between is purely theoretical. OptionTrack is built around this fundamental principle. When you open a position you establish the value of the collateral invested. From then on, until you close the position, ROI is calculated based on this collateral. Learn more about cash based options tracking here.
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#### **Easily follow the entire lifecycle of your investments**

There are only 2 relevant moments of any investment’s lifecycle: when you get in and when you get out. Everything that happens in between is purely theoretical. OptionTrack is built around this fundamental principle. When you open a position you establish the value of the collateral invested. From then on, until you close the position, ROI is calculated based on this collateral. Learn more about cash based options tracking here.<br>
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#### Tracks all of the most common trades

As true believers of the laid back options methodology, we believe in keeping things simple. OptionTrack supports naked puts, covered calls, rolls, buying to close, assignments, expirations and called away transactions. If you need more than that, you probably should look elsewhere.
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#### **Track multiple trading accounts**

You’re just 1 click away from keeping track of multiple trading accounts on OptionTrack. This includes collaborating on a shared account with other users!

Consolidated views coming soon, too!<br>
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#### **Analyze your trade strategy**

OptionTrack provides a powerful analysis tab that let’s you do your technical analysis right here. See a complete pricing chart with bollinger bands and RSI. See the upcoming expiration dates, earnings dates and relevant news articles about the asset you’re interested in.<br>
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Explore our full list of features [here](https://optiontrack.io/features).
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