VeighNa OptionMaster Symbols and Greek Display Clarification

Summary

This short forum exchange raises two questions about VeighNa’s OptionMaster tool: why only certain Chinese index option products appear, and why displayed option theoretical prices differ substantially from a trading application. A reply asks whether the user is viewing a live trading setup and clarifies that the displayed values are cash Greeks rather than theoretical Greeks. It points readers toward project documentation for the distinction.

The exchange offers a narrow interface and terminology clarification, not a method for pricing options or choosing contracts. It does not explain the product coverage question, provide the formula behind either Greek measure, or quantify the reported price discrepancy. The distinction may help users interpret the display, but further documentation and configuration details are needed to diagnose differences across trading platforms. No empirical comparison or trading recommendation is included.

Key ideas

• The user reports seeing only two index option products in OptionMaster.
• A reply distinguishes displayed cash Greeks from theoretical Greeks.
• The response suggests consulting project documentation for the Greek definitions.
• The exchange does not explain product coverage or resolve the reported price differences.

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