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🧠 Option Strategy Visualizer

Explore, visualize, and understand the payoff of custom option strategies built from basic Calls and Puts (Long/Short).
This tool is perfect for learning, teaching, or prototyping strategies in computational finance.


📘 How It Works

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This Python script generates all valid combinations of options (Calls and Puts, Long and Short) and lets you:

  • View all possible strategy combinations of N options
  • Select one by index
  • Instantly see its payoff graph

You can define how many options you want per strategy (2, 3, etc.) and explore hundreds of combinations with one input.


🎥 Watch the Full Explanation

Want to understand the logic line by line?

📺 YouTube Breakdown (with examples and explanations):


📂 Resources

  • 🧾 PDF Guide: included in the repo
  • 🧠 Full code: GitHub.com/markh4ck
  • 💬 Open discussions and Q&A in the Issues section

🤝 Contribute!

This project is open to collaboration!
Whether you want to:

  • Improve the option pricing logic ( can be implemented a dynamic premiums)
  • Add new option types (exotic options)
  • Build a better UI (CLI/GUI/Web)
  • Export strategies as CSV or PDF
  • Integrate it with real market data

👉 Feel free to fork the repo and submit a Pull Request.

I welcome improvements in:

  • 📊 Strategy logic
  • 🖼️ User Interface / Visualization
  • ⚙️ Performance optimization
  • 🌍 Localization or language enhancements

All contributions will be reviewed and credited.


🧑‍💻 About the Author

Created by Marc Aliaga — also known as Markh4ck.
I share projects at the intersection of:

  • 🧠 Mathematics
  • 💰 Financial Engineering
  • 🧮 Algorithmic Thinking
  • 🐍 Python for real-world problems

📦 GitHub: github.com/markh4ck
🎓 YouTube (Finance & Coding): Markh4ck / MarcAliaga

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