KR102344591B1 - System for providing option chart and method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

An option chart providing system and method are disclosed.
The option chart providing system includes an interface module for receiving option information including information on a call option and a put option having a plurality of strike prices, and a control module for generating an option chart based on the received option information, , the control module sets the first predetermined position of the first axis as the call option position, the second predetermined position of the first axis as the put option position, and sets the second axis as the axis indicating the price, so that the strike prices are mutually Displaying price information of each of a plurality of different call option products at the first position on the first axis, and displaying price information of each of a plurality of put option products having different strike prices at the second position on the first axis characterized in that

Description

Option chart providing system and method thereof

The present invention relates to a system and method for providing an option chart, and to a system and method for providing a chart that facilitates price comparison and trend prediction with option products having opposite positions among option products.

Option products are attracting attention from investors because they allow relatively large leveraged investments.

In this specification, the term option product includes all financial instruments in which call options and put options can exist, regardless of the type of underlying assets, such as stock options, stock index options, currency options, futures options, and commodity options. can be defined.

Hereinafter, a stock index option will be described as an example in this specification, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto.

An example of a chart or other tool for investing in such an option product is exemplarily shown in FIG. 1 .

1 is a view showing a conventional option price billboard UI.

Referring to FIG. 1, the conventional option (market price) billboard includes price information such as the present price, market price, low price, and high price of a plurality of option products (call option products and put option products) having different strike prices as shown. Various options are provided.

Investors use the information on the option signboard to determine whether to invest, determine the timing of investment, and determine the type of investment.

However, such an option signboard is unnatural to intuitively grasp the unique characteristics of options, and it merely lists information.

For example, a call option and a put option in the opposite position exist at the same time. In other words, the opposite position exists in nature. And the price of a call option and the price of a put option can affect each other organically.

It can be said that checks and breakouts or collisions are made between the price of a so-called call option and the price of a put option. It has the characteristic that it does not show a linear movement. However, in any case, the price of the product in the opposite position affects the price of the corresponding position. For example, with respect to a specific call option product, the price of one of the put option products, which is an opposite position, may exert influence in the form of support or resistance. Alternatively, the fluctuation range of the opposite position may affect the prediction of the fluctuation range of the corresponding position.

In various other ways, the predetermined price of the option product in the opposite position (eg, current price, market price, high price, low price, etc.) affects the corresponding position, so the predetermined option product in the opposite position and the predetermined option product in the position Charts that are easy to compare or predict future directions can be useful.

However, although conventional options such as option billboards and charts have the advantage of delivering accurate and diverse information, as described above, it is possible to understand the influence (checks, crosses, etc.) of price changes of option products corresponding to opposite positions. not suitable for doing

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Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a system and method capable of providing an option chart that is very easy to compare and/or predict with an option product in an opposite position.

An option chart providing system for achieving the above technical task is an interface module for receiving option information including information on call options and put options having a plurality of strike prices, and generating an option chart based on the received option information. a control module for setting a first predetermined position on a first axis as a call option position, a second predetermined position on the first axis as a put option position, and setting a second axis as an axis indicating a price Thus, the price information of each of a plurality of call option products having different strike prices is displayed at the first position on the first axis, and the price information of each of the plurality of put option products having different strike prices is displayed on the first axis. It is characterized in that it is displayed in the second position.

The control module is configured to have, for each of at least one of the plurality of first position option products, wherein the first position option product is a call option product or a put option product, a market price closest to the respective market price and the first position It may be characterized in that the second position option product, which is opposite to , is determined as a corresponding option product of at least one of the first position option products.

The control module may display predetermined connection information between the determined corresponding option products.

The control module may be characterized in that a specific price is displayed on the option chart for products in the first position belonging to a certain price range.

The control module may determine a corresponding option product by using as a reference product any one of the call option products or the put option products corresponding to the predetermined price range with a small number of strike prices.

The connection information may include a Kolput string connection line connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products.

The control module displays a triangle chart implemented by the market point, which is the midpoint of the connecting line connecting the market prices of each of the corresponding option products, the market current connecting lines connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products, and the Kolput current connecting line. can

The price information may include information on the present price, high price, and low price of each of the option products.

An option chart providing method for solving the above technical problem includes the steps of: receiving, by an option chart providing system, option information including information on a call option and a put option having a plurality of strike prices; the option received by the option chart providing system and generating an option chart based on the information, wherein the generating of the option chart based on the option information received by the option chart providing system includes the option chart providing system calling a predetermined first position on a first axis. The option position and a second predetermined position of the first axis are set as the put option position, and the second axis is set as the axis indicating the price, so that the price information of each of a plurality of call option products having different strike prices is displayed as the first position. and displaying the price information of each of a plurality of put option products having different strike prices at the first position of the axis at the second position of the first axis.

The step of generating, by the option chart providing system, an option chart based on the option information received by the option chart providing system, includes: the plurality of first position option products—the first position option product is a call option product or a put option product For each of at least one of the options, a second position option product having a market price closest to the respective market price and opposite to the first position is determined as a corresponding option product of at least one of the first position option products It may include further steps.

The generating of the option chart based on the option information received by the option chart providing system may further include displaying predetermined connection information between the determined corresponding option products.

The connection information is characterized in that it includes a Kolput string connecting line connecting the current prices of the corresponding option products, and generating the option chart based on the option information received by the option chart providing system is the option The chart providing system displays a triangle chart implemented by the market point, which is the midpoint of the connecting line connecting the market price of each of the corresponding option products, the current market connecting lines connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products, and the Kolput current connecting line It may include further steps.

The option chart providing method may be implemented by a computer-readable recording medium recording a program.

According to the option chart providing system and method according to the present invention, the price values of the open price, high price, low price, and closing price (current price) that are opposite to each other for each strike price (specified range) are displayed in a position where it is easy to compare, so that the option price premium is There is an effect that it is easy to intuitively grasp the increase, decrease, and ratio.

Through this, there is an effect that it is easy to get the timing of option trading in various methods including straddle and strangle, which are the basics of buying, selling, or both trading.

In addition, through the triangular chart, it is possible to intuitively and easily grasp in real time a number of distorted option price flows (triangle shape and angle) that occur frequently at the inflection point of a trend.

In order to more fully understand the drawings cited in the Detailed Description, a brief description of each drawing is provided.
1 is a diagram illustrating a conventional option electronic signboard UI.
2 is a diagram for explaining a schematic configuration of an option chart providing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an option chart according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a view for explaining a triangular chart according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In order to fully understand the present invention, the operational advantages of the present invention, and the objects achieved by the practice of the present invention, reference should be made to the accompanying drawings illustrating preferred embodiments of the present invention and the contents described in the accompanying drawings.

In addition, in the present specification, when any one component 'transmits' data to another component, the component may directly transmit the data to the other component or through at least one other component. This means that the data may be transmitted to the other component.

Conversely, when one component 'directly transmits' data to another component, it means that the data is transmitted from the component to the other component without passing through the other component.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail by describing preferred embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings. Like reference numerals in each figure indicate like elements.

2 is a diagram for explaining a schematic configuration of an option chart providing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2 , an option chart providing system 100 may be provided to implement the option chart providing method according to the technical idea of the present invention.

The option chart providing system 100 may be implemented by organically combining software for implementing the technical idea of the present invention and hardware for driving the software.

For example, the user may install software for implementing the technical idea of the present invention in a predetermined data processing device (not shown). Then, the software can implement the technical idea of the present invention by driving the data processing device (not shown).

The option chart providing system 100 may communicate with a predetermined external system 200 . The technical idea of the present invention may be implemented while communicating with the external system 200 .

According to an example, the external system 200 may transmit option information to the option chart providing system 100 . Then, the option chart providing system 100 may generate an option chart according to the technical idea of the present invention, which will be described later, based on the option information, and provide it to the data processing apparatus. A user can implement the technical idea of the present invention by using the option chart provided in the data processing apparatus.

The option chart providing system 100 may be an independent application or software additionally installed in a predetermined application or program. For example, the software for providing the option chart providing system 100 is additionally installed in a conventional Home Trading System (HTS) or Mobile Trading System (MTS) to transmit and receive necessary information to and from the HTS or the MTS. Ideas can also be implemented. In this case, the software may be implemented as an add-on program of the HTS or the MTS, or may be a program for performing communication through a predefined API.

Also, in this case, the external system 200 may be the HTS or the MTS side server, or the HTS or the MTS itself.

The option chart providing system 100 can be implemented in various other ways, and the external system 200 can also provide any system that can provide option information to the option chart providing system 100 (eg, an option trading system). An average expert in the technical field of the present invention can easily infer that it can be implemented as an exchange system, a portal site, a securities company system, etc.).

In addition, if necessary, the option chart providing system 100 may be linked with a predetermined order system (not shown) to output an order using the option chart according to the technical idea of the present invention.

In this specification, a module may mean a functional and structural combination of hardware for carrying out the technical idea of the present invention and software for driving the hardware. For example, the module may mean a logical unit of a predetermined code and a hardware resource for executing the predetermined code, and does not necessarily mean physically connected code or a single type of hardware. can be easily inferred to an average expert in the technical field of the present invention. Accordingly, the module refers to a combination of hardware and software that performs the functions defined in this specification, and does not mean a specific physical configuration.

In addition, the option chart providing system 100 may mean a logical configuration with hardware resources and/or software necessary to implement the technical idea of the present invention, and must include one physical component. It does not mean or imply a single device. That is, the option chart providing system 100 may mean a logical combination of hardware and/or software provided to implement the technical idea of the present invention, and, if necessary, is installed in devices spaced apart from each other and each function It may be implemented as a set of logical configurations for implementing the technical idea of the present invention by performing . In addition, the option chart providing system 100 may mean a set of components separately implemented for each function or role for implementing the technical idea of the present invention.

For example, each of the control module 110 and the interface module 120 may be located in different physical devices or may be located in the same physical device. In addition, depending on the embodiment, the combination of software and/or hardware constituting each of the control module 110 and the interface module 120 is also located in different physical devices, and the components located in different physical devices are organically connected to each other. They may be combined to implement each of the above modules.

The control module 110 is provided in other components included in the option chart providing system 100 (eg, the interface module 120 or the data processing device (not shown)) and is necessary to implement the technical idea of the present invention. Each function and/or resource may be controlled by predetermined hardware (eg, a communication device, a display device, etc.).

The interface module 120 may communicate with the external system 200 to transmit/receive information necessary to implement the technical idea of the present invention. In addition, the interface module 120 provides a predetermined user interface to the option chart provided according to the technical idea of the present invention if necessary, and provides a predetermined order system (eg, an order brokerage system such as a securities company or an option for trading options). Exchange systems, etc.) can also be used to output immediate orders.

The interface module 120 may receive option information from the external system 200 .

The option information may include information on a plurality of strike prices and call options and put options corresponding to the strike prices. The information on the call option (put option) may include price information on prices such as market price, high price, low price, and present price.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 1 , the information on the call option (put option) may include various indicators or figures widely used by investors to invest in option products, such as fluctuation rate, contrast, delta, and open interest.

Then, the control module 110 may receive the option information through the interface module 120 and generate an option chart according to the technical idea of the present invention based on the received information.

According to the technical idea of the present invention, the control module 110 can generate an option chart for intuitively and easily grasping the prices of option products in opposite positions.

To this end, the option chart generated by the control module 110 may use, as a first axis, a first position in which information on a call option product is displayed and a second position in which information on a put option product is displayed.

In addition, information (particularly, price information) on a plurality of call option products having different strike prices may be displayed in the first position.

In addition, information (particularly, price information) on a plurality of put option products having different strike prices may be displayed in the second position.

And the second axis can be used as an axis representing the price.

Such an example will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 3 .

3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an option chart according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3 , the option chart 1 according to the technical idea of the present invention can generate a chart using a first axis (eg, x-axis) and a second axis (eg, y-axis) as shown. have. Of course, depending on the embodiment, the first axis may be the y-axis, and in this case, the first axis is the x-axis for convenience of explanation, in the present specification, since it is a deformation to the extent that the chart is rotated as described later. An example used will be described. However, the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto.

The first axis (eg, the x-axis) is an axis representing option products as described above. Information on call option products is displayed in the first position 10 , and information on put option products is displayed in the second position 20 . can indicate Of course, since information on the put option product is displayed in the first position 10, the positions may be changed.

In this specification, when an option product is displayed at the first or second position, it does not mean that it is precisely displayed at the exact coordinates corresponding to the first or second position, and there may be slight position changes as necessary. of course there is Therefore, an average expert in the scope of the present invention can easily infer that information corresponding to option products can mean that the information corresponding to the first or second position is displayed to be identical or substantially identical to the coordinates corresponding to the first or second position. .

As illustrated, information on call option products having different strike prices may be displayed on the coordinates corresponding to the first position 10 on the first axis (eg, the x-axis). For example, the lowest wage chart 2 in FIG. 3 may be information about the first call option product whose strike price is a specific price (eg, 312.50), and the wage chart 2 displayed at the top of the wage chart 2 (eg, 312.50). 2-1) may be information on the second call option product whose strike price is the next lower price (eg, 310.50). And, the pay chart 2-2 displayed at the top of the bar chart 2-1 may be information on the third call option product corresponding to the next lower price (eg, 307.50).

A bar chart (eg, 2, 2-1, 2-2, or 3, 3-1, 3-2) may be a chart expression method that is easy to intuitively display the current price, the high price, and the low price, as is well known. For example, in the bar chart 2, an interface indicating each of the current price 11, low price 13, and high price 14 is displayed in a predefined manner. In addition, according to the technical idea of the present invention, the bar chart 2 may further display an interface indicating the cigar 12 . Although not shown in FIG. 3 , prices corresponding to the vicinity of each of the interfaces (eg, 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 ), that is, the current price 11 , the low price 13 , the high price 14 , and/or the market price 12 ) may be further displayed.

In addition, information on the strike price corresponding to each bar chart is displayed at a predetermined position related to the bar chart (eg, next to the display line of the current price 11, low price 13, high price 14, and/or open price 12). ), it is possible to inform the user of the exercise price of each bar chart. Also, it can be intuitively known whether the prices of the two option products with the same strike price cross when the prices of the two option products in opposite positions change through the change in the strike price. And at the crossing position, the price of the two option products can receive support or resistance.

In this way, the bar chart (eg, 2-1) also includes the present price (11-1), open price (12-1), low price (13-1) and high price (13-1) of the second call option product (eg strike price 310.00). 14-1) may be displayed.

Meanwhile, as illustrated, information on put option products having different strike prices may be displayed on the coordinates corresponding to the second position 20 on the first axis (eg, the x-axis). For example, the lowest wage chart 3 in FIG. 3 may be information on the first put option product whose strike price is a specific price (eg, 307.50), and the wage chart displayed at the top of the wage chart 3 ( 3-3) may be information on the second put option product whose strike price (eg, 310.00) is the next higher price. In this case, the second put option product may not correspond to the call option product, which may occur when the number of call option products existing within a certain price range is smaller than the number of put option products, as will be described later.

Meanwhile, the bar chart 3-1 displayed at the top of the bar chart 3-3 may be information on the third put option product whose strike price is the next higher price (eg, 312.50). In addition, the bar chart 3-2 displayed at the top of the bar chart 3-1 may be information on the put option product corresponding to the next higher price (eg, 315.00).

And the current price (21, 21-1), the open price (22, 22-1), the low price (23, 23-1), and the high price (24, 24-1) of each bar chart (3, 3-1) are can be displayed.

As such, in the option chart 1 according to the technical idea of the present invention, information on option products in opposite positions having similar prices (premium) can be intuitively grasped. For example, the specific price (eg, market price) of the first call option product (eg, strike price 312.50) and the specific price (eg, market price) of the first put option product (eg, strike price 307.50) may be similar. In this case, the first call option product (eg, strike price 312.50) and the first put option product (eg, strike price 307.50) may be displayed at similar positions along the second axis (eg, y-axis).

And, being displayed in a similar position along the second axis (eg, y-axis) means that they have similar expectations (premium) or expectations as they are opposite positions in the market, which means that the first call option product (eg, , it may mean that the first call option product (eg, strike price 312.50) and the first put option product (eg, strike price 307.50) are highly likely to have a price influence on each other.

As described above, as in the present invention, option products of different positions that are expected to have an influence on each other's prices are defined as corresponding option products.

In this case, as described above, the first call option product (eg, the first call option product (eg, strike price 312.50)) and the first put option product (eg, the strike price of 307.50) may correspond to each other option products.

A method of defining a corresponding option product may be as follows.

For example, as described above, two products having the most similar predetermined prices may be determined as corresponding option products. In this case, an option product that is the basis for determining the corresponding option product is required first. In FIG. 3 , the call option product located at the bottom of the option chart 1 may be used as a reference.

Then, it is necessary to determine which call option products are to be displayed on the option chart (1). have.

In addition, the predetermined price range may be set as the most active or user-preferred range, and may be changed as necessary. For example, the predetermined range may have a price (eg, market price) between a predetermined lowest price and a predetermined highest price. Alternatively, the predetermined range may be set to have a price (eg, market price) below a predetermined maximum price.

When a predetermined range is set in this way, call option products and put option products having a specific price (eg, market price) within the predetermined range may be displayed on the option chart 1 .

Then, among the displayed call option products (put option products), based on the lowest first call option product (the first put option product), the product of the opposite position with the most similar specific price (eg, market price), that is, the first put The option product (the first call option product) may be determined as a corresponding option product of the reference product.

Thereafter, the corresponding option product of the second call option product (second put option product) displayed immediately above the reference product (the first call option product (the first put option product) is determined, and the third call option product is sequentially determined. By determining the corresponding option product of the option product (the third put option product), it is possible to determine the corresponding option product of each option product.

In this way, when the corresponding option product is decided, it can mean that the option product of the opposite position, which is predicted to have the greatest price and influence of the option product, has been determined.

Therefore, it may be a meaningful strategy to examine the price change of the corresponding option product of a specific option product. According to the technical idea of the present invention, the corresponding option product and the price change of the corresponding option product can be observed very intuitively and easily. there is

That is, the option price has the effect of intuitively grasping the price movement that checks the relative price (put option or call option) of one standard (call option or put option) at prices close to equivalent.

On the other hand, the reason why the market price is used among prices to determine the corresponding option product is that the market price may be more suitable for representing the market movement of the day than the closing price of the previous day.

And due to the time value of the option, if the price of a call option rises from the closing price of the previous day, it does not necessarily mean that the price of a put option decreases by the rate of increase of the call option. The price of a put option does not rise as much as the rate of decline of a call option.

Therefore, comparing and judging option prices reflecting time value based on the previous day's rise and fall rates has a problem in that it is judged by looking at the range of price fluctuations that are already wrong (time value premium decreases).

Therefore, in order to reflect relatively accurate rises and falls, using the market price of the day rather than the previous day's closing price can be a trade that approaches the market movement of the day more closely.

Accordingly, when the market starts, the control module 110 may determine the corresponding option product by using the market price of each of the option products having a plurality of strike prices.

Also, as described above, the option chart 1 may be generated for option products whose market price falls within a certain price range.

Meanwhile, in this case, the number of option products corresponding to the numerical values within the predetermined price range (ie, the number of option products having different strike prices) may be different for the call option product and the put option product. In this case, option products with a small number of positions can be used as reference products.

For example, there may be four call option products with different strike prices having a market price corresponding to a predetermined price range set in a predetermined manner, and the number of put option products with different strike prices having a market price corresponding to the predetermined price range. may be five. In this case, the control module 110 may determine the corresponding option product using the lowest end of the call option product as the reference product, and sequentially determine the corresponding option product of the call option products displayed on the upper end of the reference product.

Of course, the number of call option products having a market price corresponding to a certain price range may be five, and the number of put option products having a market price corresponding to the predetermined price range may be four. In this case, the lowest end of the put option product may be used as a standard product.

Also, when the number of call option products and put option products having a market price corresponding to a certain price range is different from this, as described in FIG. 3, a corresponding option product may not exist for any one option product.

When the corresponding option products are determined among the respective option products in this way, the control module 110 can easily identify which call option products and which put option products correspond to each other by connecting the corresponding option products. can make it happen

A line or other indication that connects between corresponding option products can be defined as connection information.

Also, it goes without saying that the corresponding option products may be reset by changing the present price of each option product. That is, at the beginning of the market, the first call option product and the first put option product correspond to each other based on the market price. . In this case, of course, the connection information may also be reset.

And such connection information may be expressed in any way as long as it can represent the corresponding option product.

For example, the corresponding option products may be displayed in the same color. In this case, two option products in opposite positions having the same color may be consolidation information. Alternatively, a predetermined line may be connected between corresponding option products.

An average expert in the technical field of the present invention will be able to easily infer that the corresponding option products may be indicated in various ways according to other implementations, and accordingly, the examples of connection information may also vary.

According to an example, the corresponding option products may be connected with a line representing each current price. That is, a line connecting the current prices of each of the corresponding option products may be the connection information.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3 , the connection line 30 connecting the current prices 11 and 21 included in each of the bar charts 2 and 3 corresponding to the corresponding option products may be the connection information. Also, the connection information may be a connection line 31 connecting the current prices 11-1 and 21-1 included in the bar charts 2-1 and 3-1 corresponding to other corresponding option products.

In this way, when the connection line connecting the current price is used as the connection information, there is an effect that, in addition to the simple information that the two option products are corresponding option products, the change in the current price can be intuitively understood by the shape such as the slope of the line and the change in this shape.

Meanwhile, according to the technical idea of the present invention, it is possible to further provide a triangular chart that can be helpful in determining whether to buy or sell an option product by using the corresponding option product. An example of such a triangular chart will be described with reference to FIG. 4 .

4 is a view for explaining a triangular chart according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The option chart shown in FIG. 4 exemplarily displays only two call option products and two put option products that correspond to each other for convenience of explanation.

And, as described above, the control module 110 can display the Kolput string connecting lines 30 and 31, which are connecting lines connecting the current prices between the corresponding option products, as connection information as described above.

In addition, the control module 110 may further display the market points 40 and 41, which are midpoints of the connecting lines connecting the respective market prices of the corresponding option products.

Then, it is implemented with the current connecting lines 50, 51 and 50-1, 51-1 and the Kolput string connecting lines 30 and 31 that connect the market points 40 and 41 with the current price of each of the corresponding option products. As shown in FIG. 4 , a triangular chart that becomes an option may be displayed on the option chart.

Such a triangle chart may be meaningful information about its shape and/or area. For example, the shape of the triangular chart (triangular chart) may indicate the degree of relative price change of the corresponding option products, and the area of the triangular chart may be information indicating how strong the trend is. .

Or the shape of each triangle (for example, whether it is a triangle, an inverted triangle, a shape close to a right triangle, etc.) and after these shapes, information on the price change of actual option products is collected and then each shape or area is meaningful through learning You can also mine the information you want.

Triangle charts can be used as meaningful information in a variety of ways.

The reason why triangular charts can be meaningful information is that, ideally, if the price of one of two products with opposite positions, that is, if the price of one of the corresponding option products has fallen by a certain level, the corresponding option product with the opposite position will remain constant. Leveling up might be ideal.

In this case, it may mean that the Kolput string connecting lines 30 and 31 connecting the current prices of the corresponding option products are ideally a line obtained by changing the slope of the connecting line connecting the market prices. That is, it is ideal for the Kolput string connecting lines 30 and 31 to pass through the market points 40 and 41, and in this case, a triangular chart may not be generated.

However, the creation of a triangular chart or triangle may mean that the price of one of the two option products included in the corresponding option product has a non-ideal change. For example, it may mean that there is not much change in the relative price of the option product in the opposite position compared to any one option product. In addition, the large area of the triangular chart may mean that the disparity of such price changes is relatively large.

Therefore, when the shape and/or area of such a triangular chart is used as meaningful information, a very beneficial trading judgment or price change prediction can be made.

According to an example, when a triangular chart of a right triangle shape occurs, a user may expect that the premiums of the call option product and the put option product will decrease at the same time, and in this case, they can sell or wait.

In addition, when an inverted triangle triangular chart occurs, a user may perform a long buy in anticipation that the price (premium) of either call option product or put option product will move more strongly.

In addition, when a triangular chart with a shape close to a right triangle occurs, a user may anticipate an excessive increase (or decrease) in the premium of any one product and devise a strategy accordingly.

It goes without saying that the method of interpreting the triangular chart may be different for each investor depending on the shape and area of the triangular chart, and accordingly, the response direction may be different. In addition, an automated algorithm such as machine learning or data mining using a large number of data may be used to interpret the triangular chart.

In any case, the triangular chart can be used as meaningful information for option products.

The option chart providing method according to an embodiment of the present invention can be implemented as computer-readable codes on a computer-readable recording medium. The computer-readable recording medium includes all types of recording devices in which data readable by a computer system is stored. Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include ROM, RAM, CD-ROM, magnetic tape, hard disk, floppy disk, and optical data storage device. In addition, the computer-readable recording medium is distributed in a computer system connected to a network, so that the computer-readable code can be stored and executed in a distributed manner. And functional programs, codes, and code segments for implementing the present invention can be easily inferred by programmers in the technical field to which the present invention pertains.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to one embodiment shown in the drawings, this is merely exemplary, and those of ordinary skill in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible therefrom. Accordingly, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the appended claims.

Claims (13)

In the option chart providing system,
an interface module for receiving option information including information on a call option and a put option having a plurality of strike prices; and
A control module for generating an option chart on a coordinate plane based on the received option information,
The control module is
setting a first predetermined position of a first axis as a call option position on the coordinate plane, a second predetermined position of the first axis as a put option position, and setting a second axis as an axis representing price on the coordinate plane,
Chart objects of a plurality of call option products having different strike prices, each of which is a graphic object representing an option product, are displayed at the first position on the first axis to obtain the plurality of call option products. chart objects corresponding to . An option chart providing system, characterized in that the chart objects corresponding to the put option products are arranged in a line at the second position of the first axis.
According to claim 1, wherein the control module,
For each of at least one of a plurality of first position option products, wherein the first position option product is a call option product or a put option product, each open price has a market price closest to the opening price, and and determining a second position option product opposite to the first position as a corresponding option product of at least one of the first position option products.
According to claim 2, wherein the control module,
An option chart providing system, characterized in that predetermined connection information is displayed between the determined corresponding option products.
According to claim 2, wherein the control module,
An option chart providing system, characterized in that a specific price is displayed on the option chart for the first position option products belonging to a certain price range.
According to claim 4, wherein the control module,
Any one of the call option products corresponding to the predetermined price range or the option products with a small number of strike prices among the put option products corresponding to the predetermined price range - call option products or put option products An option chart providing system that selects a reference product and determines each corresponding option product of at least one of the first position option products by using the selected reference product.
According to claim 3, wherein the connection information,
An option chart providing system, characterized in that it includes a Kolput string connecting line connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products.
The method of claim 6, wherein the control module,
An option chart providing system that displays a triangle chart implemented by the market point, which is the midpoint of the connecting line connecting the market prices of each of the corresponding option products, the market current connecting lines connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products, and the Kolput current connecting line .
The method according to claim 1, wherein each of the chart objects displays price information of each of the corresponding option products,
The price information is
An option chart providing system including information on the current price and market price of each of the option products - the market price means the starting price -, the high price, and the low price.
In the option chart providing method,
receiving, by the option chart providing system, option information including information on call options and put options having a plurality of strike prices;
and generating, by the option chart providing system, an option chart on a coordinate plane based on the received option information,
The step of generating, by the option chart providing system, an option chart on a coordinate plane based on the received option information,
The option chart providing system sets a first predetermined position on a first axis as a call option position and a second predetermined position on the first axis as a put option position on the coordinate plane, and a second axis indicates a price on the coordinate plane set as an axis,
Chart objects of a plurality of call option products having different strike prices, each of which is a graphic object representing an option product, are displayed at the first position of the first axis to obtain the plurality of call option products. chart objects corresponding to . and arranging chart objects corresponding to put option products in a line at the second position of the first axis.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the generating of the option chart on a coordinate plane by the option chart providing system based on the received option information comprises:
The option chart providing system, for each of a plurality of first position option products, wherein the first position option product is a call option product or a put option product, each open price - the opening price means the starting price The method of providing an option chart further comprising the step of determining, as an option product corresponding to at least one of the first position option products, a second position option product having a market price closest to - and opposite to the first position.
11. The method of claim 10, wherein the generating of the option chart on a coordinate plane by the option chart providing system based on the received option information comprises:
The method for providing an option chart, characterized in that it further comprises the step of displaying predetermined connection information between the determined corresponding option products.
The method of claim 11 , wherein the connection information comprises:
It is characterized in that it includes a Kolput string connecting line connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products.
The step of generating, by the option chart providing system, an option chart on a coordinate plane based on the received option information,
A triangle chart implemented by the market point, which is the midpoint of the connecting line connecting the market prices of each of the corresponding option products, and the market current connecting lines connecting the current price of each of the corresponding option products, and the Kolput current connecting line by the option chart providing system Option chart providing method further comprising the step of displaying.
A computer program installed in a data processing apparatus, the computer program being stored in a recording medium, and for performing the method according to any one of claims 9 to 12.

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