I had the privilege of being part of the beta testing for TanukiTrade's options toolkit. As someone who's been annoyed by constantly switching between TradingView and TOS just to check simple IVR values or delta spreads, this toolkit has been a game-changer. Everything I need is now integrated into one place, making my trading workflow much smoother.

I primarily use the expected move curve from the toolkit. The options grid system has been incredibly helpful in determining my next level targets when I'm directionally trading. It's a feature that has significantly improved my strategy planning.

I can't understand why TradingView didn't include these features from the start. For any serious options trader, the TanukiTrade toolkit is an essential add-on. It has all the necessary tools that should have been standard.

I use it for SPX weekly options and for calendar and diagonal spreads. The tooltips are incredibly useful. If you're trading just a few symbols, the screener is a great feature to have on your main chart.

Before the options overlay indicator, I never traded different expiration spreads. The visualization has greatly helped in understanding and learning these strategies. It's an excellent tool for both beginners and experienced traders.

I mainly use the IVRank panel (Exp. mv, Skew, IVx). I was concerned about the delayed options data, but it's perfectly fine for visualizing basic information. If I need to dig deeper, I still go to Tasty, but this toolkit covers most of my basic charting needs.

I love the curve visualization. Finally, someone created something for TradingView that's worth paying for. It has made my analysis much more efficient and accurate.

I trade SPX weekly options and use the toolkit for calendar and diagonal spreads. The IVx skew tooltips are extremely helpful. For those trading only a few symbols, the screener on the main chart is indispensable.

I never traded different expiration spreads before using the options overlay indicator. The visualization has been a huge help in understanding and learning these strategies. It's a fantastic educational tool.

The IVRank panel with Exp. mv, Skew, and IVx is what I use most. I was worried about the delayed options data, but it's more than adequate for visualizing essential information. When I need more detail, I still rely on Tasty, but this toolkit is a solid foundation.