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I’m building an options trading journal and made a small, free Google Sheets calculator to get feedback on the basics. It has four inputs: opening premium, closing premium, contract count and total fees. For one standard 100-share short-option contract, the fictional example is $220 received - $110 to close - $5 fees = $105. That is the option cash result only; it excludes stock gains/losses, dividends, interest and taxes. It isn’t a full wheel P/L tracker or a trade recommendation. Free sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pzqQz_oG78mEkHJuV49w_DiSEREdIMK8pjQxBURFqOI/edit Use File > Make a copy and change the four amber cells. You can also download an Excel copy. No purchase or email signup required. I’d appreciate feedback on two things: is it obvious what to enter, and is the limitation of the result clear? If you keep an options journal, what missing field would stop you using this? Disclosure: I created this with AI assistance and sell a separate journal. This free sheet contains no shop links or paid-version promotion.   submitted by   /u/EpicR07 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 20:36:57