https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/R0Ur4ugVUCI https://www.youtube.com/embed/R0Ur4ugVUCI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R0Ur4ugVUCI/hqdefault.jpg Stock Portfolio Tracker Excel stock portfolio tracker excel - learn how to pull live stock portfolio tracker excel directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. stock portfolio tracker excel is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - stock portfolio tracker excel setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Stockportfoliotrackerexcel 2026-08-10T14:00:12Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/knGXTg8qLAs https://www.youtube.com/embed/knGXTg8qLAs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/knGXTg8qLAs/hqdefault.jpg Long call option calculator built live in Excel, 5 metrics that reveal true breakeven risk Long call option calculator setups confuse most retail traders because they focus on the strike price alone and ignore the four cost inputs that actually determine whether a trade is profitable. This live build shows you how to construct a fully functional long call calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time options data, so you can evaluate any call position in seconds before you place the order. What you'll see: - Pulling a live options chain for any ticker using MarketXLS functions, including real-time bid, ask, last price, implied volatility, and open interest for the exact strike and expiration you are evaluating - Entering the five core inputs: underlying price, strike price, premium paid, number of contracts, and days to expiration, and watching the calculator update instantly as the market moves - A breakeven price cell built with a simple formula that adds the premium per share to the strike, and a second cell that shows breakeven as a percentage move required from the current price - A live profit and loss table that maps outcomes across a range of expiration prices, from deep out of the money to well in the money, so you can see the full risk curve in one view - An implied volatility input pulled directly from the MarketXLS options feed, fed into a delta and theta estimate so you understand how time decay is working against the position every day it is held - A conditional formatting layer that turns the P and L cells red or green based on the outcome threshold, making it immediately obvious which price zones are dangerous and which are profitable Understanding your exact breakeven and maximum loss before entering a long call is not optional for disciplined traders. Most platforms show you a payoff diagram after the trade, but this calculator lets you stress-test the position in a live spreadsheet before you commit capital. That matters most when implied volatility is elevated and the premium you are paying is inflating your breakeven well above where the stock needs to be for you to simpl… 2026-08-10T13:59:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/hT2Ui5iMGNo https://www.youtube.com/embed/hT2Ui5iMGNo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hT2Ui5iMGNo/hqdefault.jpg Stock data Excel: never build a watchlist before setting up these 5 live cells Stock data Excel workflows change the moment you connect a spreadsheet to a real-time market feed instead of copying and pasting prices by hand. This live session shows individual investors and self-directed traders exactly how to pull live quotes, fundamentals, and historical data directly into Excel using MarketXLS, so every number in the workbook updates automatically without leaving the spreadsheet. What you'll see: - A MarketXLS formula, mxs_last(), typed into a single cell to fetch a live bid price for any ticker, updated in real time as the market moves - A multi-column watchlist built row by row using functions for price, volume, 52-week high, 52-week low, and percentage change, formatted with conditional color rules so movers stand out instantly - A fundamental data pull using MarketXLS fields for P/E ratio, EPS, dividend yield, and market cap, laid out side by side so you can screen stocks without switching to a browser - A historical price table generated inside Excel for a chosen ticker and date range, then charted in place to visualize trend and drawdown in one glance - A sector grouping layer added to the watchlist so you can sort and filter live stock data by industry without losing the real-time connection - A simple refresh-rate check that confirms data is updating on schedule and shows what to do when a cell stops pulling Why this matters: most retail investors lose time every day opening browser tabs, copying numbers into spreadsheets, and then making decisions on data that is already stale. When stock data lives in Excel and updates automatically, you can run screens, compare positions, and spot price alerts all in one place. The decisions you make, whether to trim a position, add to a winner, or flag a stock for deeper research, are grounded in numbers that reflect the market right now, not ten minutes ago. For anyone managing even a small portfolio, that difference in data freshness is the difference between reacting and anticipating. Built live in Excel with MarketXLS real-time data d… 2026-08-10T11:34:58Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/lKFjCJxJTCc https://www.youtube.com/embed/lKFjCJxJTCc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lKFjCJxJTCc/hqdefault_live.jpg Pull stock data in Claude using MarketXLS, the one setup most analysts miss Pull stock data in Claude is now possible through a direct integration with MarketXLS, and this live session shows exactly how to connect them so your AI assistant can read real market data instead of relying on stale training snapshots. If you use Claude for investment research, financial analysis, or portfolio summaries, this setup changes what you can ask it and how accurate the answers will be. What you will see in this session: Pull stock data in Claude by routing a MarketXLS data feed through a structured prompt pipeline, so Claude receives live price, volume, and fundamental figures on demand. Connect a real-time MarketXLS function like mxLastSalePrice or mxPE to a named output cell, then pass that cell value directly into a Claude prompt template built inside Excel. Build a prompt block in a spreadsheet column that dynamically inserts live ticker data, sector tags, and valuation metrics so Claude always reasons from current numbers, not cached ones. Run a side-by-side comparison showing Claude answering a valuation question first with no data context and then again with live MarketXLS figures injected, so you can see exactly where the reasoning improves. Query multiple tickers in a single Claude session by looping a MarketXLS ARRAYFORMULA output into a structured JSON-style prompt block, scaling the workflow from one stock to a full watchlist. Validate the output by cross-checking Claude's summary against the raw MarketXLS cells in the same sheet, confirming figures match before you act on any insight. Why this matters: most investors who use Claude for market research are asking it questions without giving it any live data, which means Claude fills gaps with generalized knowledge that can be months or years out of date. A stock's price, earnings yield, short interest, or dividend coverage can shift dramatically in a single quarter. When you pull stock data in Claude through a live MarketXLS connection, every answer Claude generates is anchored to the actual current state of the market, not a b… 2026-08-10T11:11:22Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/J0YB2FaQJug https://www.youtube.com/embed/J0YB2FaQJug https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J0YB2FaQJug/hqdefault_live.jpg Bull put spread calculator built live in Excel, 5 inputs that define your risk Bull put spread calculator setups are one of the most misunderstood parts of options income trading, and most retail traders size them wrong before they ever place the order. This live session walks through building a fully functional bull put spread calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time options data, so you can see exactly what you are risking and what you stand to collect before you commit a single dollar. What you will see: - Pulling live bid and ask prices for both the short put and the long put legs using MarketXLS options chain functions, so the net credit updates automatically as the market moves - Calculating max profit, max loss, and breakeven price with simple cell formulas tied directly to the live premium data, not static numbers you type in by hand - Building a payoff diagram inside Excel that redraws in real time as the underlying price changes, giving you an instant visual of the spread's risk profile at expiration - Layering in a position-sizing column that takes your account size and a user-defined max-risk percentage and outputs the exact number of contracts you can trade without overexposing the portfolio - Comparing two or three different strike combinations side by side on the same sheet, so you can see how moving the short strike closer to or further from the money changes the probability of profit and the credit received - Adding a delta and implied volatility pull for each leg so you can judge whether the spread is being opened in a high-IV environment where premium collection actually makes sense Why this matters: a bull put spread caps both your gain and your loss, which sounds clean on paper, but the real danger is entering a spread where the credit collected is too small relative to the capital at risk. Most traders focus on the premium and ignore the max loss column entirely. When you see both numbers updating live, side by side, driven by actual market quotes, the trade either justifies itself or it does not. There is no guessing. The calculator also makes it easy t… 2026-08-08T11:28:56Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/PynuzvQpaMA https://www.youtube.com/embed/PynuzvQpaMA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PynuzvQpaMA/hqdefault_live.jpg Black Scholes Excel model built live, the one input most traders miscalculate Black Scholes Excel is one of the most searched options pricing topics, yet most retail traders who build it from scratch wire up at least one input incorrectly and never know it. This live session walks through every cell of a working Black Scholes model in Excel, powered by real-time MarketXLS data, so you can price calls and puts against actual market quotes and spot where your assumptions might be drifting. What you'll see: - Pulling live underlying price, strike, expiration, and implied volatility into Excel using MarketXLS functions so the model refreshes without manual entry - Building the d1 and d2 formulas cell by cell, labeling each component so you can audit the math rather than copy a black-box formula - Using Excel's NORM.S.DIST function for the cumulative normal distribution terms in both the call and put pricing equations - Calculating theoretical call and put prices and placing them side by side with the live market bid and ask pulled via MarketXLS, so you can see the gap in real time - Deriving delta, gamma, and theta from the same cell structure, showing how each Greek ties back to the d1 and d2 values you already built - Flagging the volatility input as the most sensitive lever, then swapping historical volatility against implied volatility from MarketXLS to show how the theoretical price shifts Why this matters: options pricing is not just a theory exercise. If your Black Scholes inputs are stale or wired incorrectly, every trade decision downstream, from choosing a strike to sizing a hedge, rests on a number that is already wrong before the market opens. Seeing the model recalculate against live data makes the error visible immediately. When your theoretical price sits 15 cents wide of the market mid and you cannot explain why, the structured cell layout shown here lets you trace the gap back to a single assumption, whether that is a dividend yield you omitted, an annualization error in your volatility term, or a risk-free rate that is three months out of date. That kind of auditab… 2026-08-07T13:46:08Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/jRlfB43-fk8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/jRlfB43-fk8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jRlfB43-fk8/hqdefault_live.jpg Moving average Excel dashboard the way most traders build it wrong Moving average Excel analysis is one of the most searched technical skills in trading, yet most spreadsheets pull it off incorrectly, using static price snapshots instead of live, updating data that actually reflects what the market is doing right now. This live session shows long-term and active traders exactly how to build a moving average dashboard in Excel using MarketXLS real-time functions, so every average recalculates the moment prices move. What you'll see: - How to use MarketXLS streaming price functions to feed a rolling 20-day and 50-day simple moving average for any ticker, updated live inside Excel - A side-by-side comparison of a static AVERAGE formula versus a MarketXLS live price range, showing where the numbers diverge and why it matters for entry signals - Building a 200-day moving average column across a watchlist of 10 to 20 stocks, then flagging with conditional formatting which tickers are currently trading above or below that threshold - Layering in an exponential moving average calculation using a custom MarketXLS price history pull, so you can see how the EMA reacts faster to recent price changes compared to the SMA - Setting up a crossover alert cell that highlights in red or green when the 20-day crosses above or below the 50-day, giving you a visual signal without writing a single macro - Exporting the completed dashboard layout to Google Sheets with the same MarketXLS connector, confirming the formulas and live data flow transfer cleanly Understanding where a stock sits relative to its moving averages is one of the oldest and most reliable filters in technical analysis. A price sitting above its 200-day moving average signals a long-term uptrend; a 20-day crossing above the 50-day is the golden cross pattern that many systematic strategies use as a buy trigger. When these calculations are built on stale or manually entered prices, the signal you act on might already be hours or days out of date. Connecting your moving average Excel model directly to live market data through Mar… 2026-08-07T13:45:49Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/anfYOyuvffc https://www.youtube.com/embed/anfYOyuvffc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/anfYOyuvffc/hqdefault_live.jpg Financial modeling excel: 5 live formulas most analysts still build wrong Financial modeling excel skills separate analysts who make confident decisions from those who second-guess every number in their spreadsheet. In this live session, we build a fully functional financial model inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data functions, so every input updates automatically without manual copy-paste from a brokerage screen. Whether you are a self-directed investor, a finance student, or a working analyst, this demo shows you exactly how to structure a model that stays current the moment the market moves. What you'll see: - Pulling live income statement line items directly into Excel cells using MarketXLS functions, including revenue, operating income, and net income for any ticker in real time - Building a dynamic assumptions table where revenue growth rate, margin targets, and discount rate are isolated inputs, so changing one cell cascades through the entire model instantly - Constructing a three-statement linkage where the income statement feeds retained earnings on the balance sheet and operating cash flow on the cash flow statement, all tied to live data - Writing a discounted cash flow valuation block that references live free cash flow figures and updates the implied intrinsic value the moment earnings estimates shift - Setting up conditional formatting rules that flag when a modeled assumption drifts more than 10 percent from the live market consensus, giving you an early warning before a thesis breaks - Comparing the model output against live price-to-earnings and price-to-free-cash-flow multiples pulled with MarketXLS, so you can see at a glance whether the stock is trading above or below your modeled fair value The reason most financial models go stale within days of being built is that they rely on manually entered data. An analyst types in last quarter's revenue, saves the file, and by the time earnings season rolls around the inputs are months out of date and the valuation is meaningless. Connecting your model to a live data layer fixes that structural flaw. When… 2026-08-07T13:45:29Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/OirC9dioX40 https://www.youtube.com/embed/OirC9dioX40 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OirC9dioX40/hqdefault.jpg Stock Data in Google Sheets, the one setup most investors skip Stock Data in Google Sheets is something thousands of investors search for every week, yet most settle for a manual copy-paste routine that leaves their data stale the moment markets move. This live session shows you exactly how to pull real-time and historical stock data directly into Google Sheets using MarketXLS, so your spreadsheet becomes a living dashboard rather than a static snapshot. What you'll see in this session: Connecting MarketXLS to Google Sheets in under five minutes, including the add-on install and the first live data pull so you can follow along from scratch. Using the mxls_price and mxls_change functions to display real-time bid, ask, last price, and percentage change for a watchlist of tickers in a single column layout. Pulling fundamental data points such as P/E ratio, forward earnings, dividend yield, and market cap using a single MarketXLS formula row per ticker, no API key juggling required. Building a sector rotation table that groups holdings by GICS sector and automatically refreshes so you can spot concentration risk at a glance without touching a single cell manually. Setting up conditional formatting rules tied to live price change values, so cells turn red or green the moment a threshold is crossed during the trading day. Layering in historical price data with the mxls_history function to plot a 52-week return column beside each ticker, giving you immediate context for whether a stock is extended or oversold relative to its own range. Why this matters comes down to decision speed. When stock data lives in a spreadsheet that updates automatically, you stop making allocation decisions based on numbers you copied an hour ago. You can screen for dividend stocks that have dropped below a target yield, flag positions that have drifted past a portfolio weight limit, or compare a sector ETF against its component stocks, all without leaving the sheet. That kind of integrated view used to require a Bloomberg terminal or a custom Python script. MarketXLS brings it into the tool most in… 2026-08-07T13:42:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/9fNnTjcrXso https://www.youtube.com/embed/9fNnTjcrXso https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9fNnTjcrXso/hqdefault.jpg Call option calculator built live in Excel, 5 metrics most traders miss Call option calculator formulas are easy to get wrong, and most retail traders rely on a single output without ever checking the inputs that actually drive the price. This live session builds a working call option calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, so you can see exactly how each variable shifts your theoretical value and where your risk really sits. What you'll see: - Pulling a live option chain into Excel with MarketXLS, then isolating calls by strike and expiration in a structured table - Entering the five core Black-Scholes inputs, underlying price, strike price, time to expiration, risk-free rate, and implied volatility, as live cell references rather than hard-coded numbers - Watching the theoretical call price update in real time as the underlying moves, so you can see the model react to an actual tick - Calculating delta, gamma, theta, and vega directly in the spreadsheet, with each Greek in its own labeled cell and a plain-English note on what it means for a single-leg call position - Building a sensitivity table that shows how the call value changes across a range of implied volatility and underlying price scenarios, using a standard Excel data table fed by MarketXLS live quotes - Flagging the break-even price and the percentage move required to reach it, so you can compare that hurdle to the stock's historical average daily range The reason this matters is that most traders open their broker's option chain, glance at the premium, and decide it looks cheap or expensive with no structured framework. A call option calculator built in Excel forces you to own every assumption. When implied volatility is elevated, the model shows you exactly how much of the premium you are paying for volatility rather than directional movement. When you dial in theta decay day by day, you can see the daily cost of holding the contract and decide whether the expected move justifies that carry. These are the decisions that separate traders who consistently size options positions well from t… 2026-08-07T13:03:27Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/mq9ZYYDt8r4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/mq9ZYYDt8r4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mq9ZYYDt8r4/hqdefault.jpg Excel stock quote data live in one cell, no manual updates ever Excel stock quote data is the foundation of every serious stock tracking spreadsheet, and this live session shows you exactly how to pull real-time prices, volume, bid, ask, and dozens of other fields directly into your workbook without any manual copy-paste. Whether you are building your first portfolio tracker or upgrading a sheet you have used for years, this demo walks you through the fastest path from a blank workbook to a fully live stock dashboard using MarketXLS. What you'll see: - Typing a single MarketXLS function, mxQuote, into one cell and watching a live bid price populate instantly for any ticker you enter - Pulling a full quote block, including last price, day high, day low, 52-week range, average volume, and market cap, across a multi-column layout for a list of ten stocks simultaneously - Linking a dropdown ticker selector to the entire quote row so the whole dashboard refreshes the moment you pick a new symbol - Using the MarketXLS field name reference to swap in pre-market price, after-hours price, and percentage change without rewriting your formulas - Formatting the quote cells with conditional color rules so green and red highlights update automatically as prices move during the trading session - Setting the MarketXLS refresh interval so your Excel stock quote data stays current throughout the trading day without you touching the sheet Why this matters: most investors still type prices by hand or rely on delayed data that is already stale by the time they make a decision. A live Excel stock quote feed changes that entirely. When your entry price cell and your current price cell are both pulling real data, your unrealized gain and loss column is accurate to the minute, your position sizing math reflects what the market is actually doing, and you stop second-guessing numbers you are not sure are current. That accuracy is the difference between a spreadsheet that is a reference tool and one that is a real decision-making instrument. It also removes the daily maintenance burden that causes… 2026-08-07T12:55:58Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/8vKplFE8H4E https://www.youtube.com/embed/8vKplFE8H4E https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8vKplFE8H4E/hqdefault.jpg Stock Market Data in Excel, 5 live functions most analysts never use Stock Market Data in Excel is the fastest way to move from scattered financial websites to a single, updatable spreadsheet that actually drives decisions. This live session shows exactly how MarketXLS connects your Excel workbook to real-time prices, fundamentals, and options data, so you spend less time copying numbers and more time analyzing them. Whether you are a self-directed investor, a financial analyst, or a portfolio manager, this demo is built for you. What you'll see: - A live MarketXLS function call pulling real-time stock prices, bid-ask spreads, and volume directly into named Excel cells, updating without any manual refresh - A multi-ticker watchlist built with =mxSheet() that populates 20 stocks at once with price, market cap, P/E ratio, and 52-week range in a single formula block - Fundamental data retrieval using =HistoricalData() and =mxFundamentals() to bring in trailing revenue, EPS, and free cash flow for side-by-side comparison across a peer group - A conditional-formatting dashboard that flags stocks whose current price is within 5 percent of their 52-week low, giving an immediate visual scan for potential entry points - An options chain pull using MarketXLS options functions, showing how to surface implied volatility and open interest for a chosen expiration date inside the same workbook - A portfolio tracker tab that links each position to a live price feed, calculates unrealized gain or loss automatically, and updates the total portfolio value in real time Why this matters: most investors still copy and paste stock data by hand or rely on a website dashboard they cannot customize. When your data lives inside Excel, you can build the exact screens, alerts, and models your strategy requires. You are not locked into someone else's column layout or refresh schedule. Pulling stock market data in Excel with MarketXLS means every formula, every chart, and every decision model updates from the same live source, so a price change at 10:32 a.m. flows through your entire workbook instant… 2026-08-07T12:18:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/rrKW15GP8Jg https://www.youtube.com/embed/rrKW15GP8Jg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rrKW15GP8Jg/hqdefault.jpg Stock quotes in Excel, never copy-paste a price again with MarketXLS Stock quotes in Excel are faster and more reliable than any manual copy-paste routine, and this live session shows exactly how to pull them in real time using MarketXLS. Whether you are tracking a handful of positions or building a full portfolio dashboard, this demo walks you through the setup from a blank spreadsheet to a live, auto-refreshing quote feed. What you will see: - Entering a ticker symbol in a cell and calling the MarketXLS =mxs_quote() function to return a live bid, ask, and last price in one step - Building a multi-ticker table where each row pulls a different stock's real-time price, volume, and percentage change automatically - Using the MarketXLS task pane to browse available quote fields, including pre-market price, after-hours price, and 52-week high and low, so you know every data point you can drop into a cell - Setting up a simple conditional format that highlights any position where the current price has moved more than two percent from the previous close, giving you an instant visual alert without a macro - Adding a one-click refresh button so a non-technical teammate can update every quote in the sheet without touching a formula - Comparing the live Excel quote feed side by side with a delayed web source to show the real difference in data freshness Why this matters: manual price lookups introduce lag and transcription errors that compound quickly when you are managing more than a few tickers. A spreadsheet that fetches stock quotes in Excel automatically removes that friction, keeps your position values current throughout the trading day, and lets you focus on decisions rather than data entry. If you use Excel for portfolio tracking, watchlist monitoring, or any kind of stock screening, replacing static prices with live MarketXLS quotes is one of the highest-leverage changes you can make to your workflow. The same approach scales from a personal watchlist of ten names to an institutional sheet with hundreds of tickers, and because the data lives in Excel, you can combine it with… 2026-08-07T12:09:46Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/swTDOxl522w https://www.youtube.com/embed/swTDOxl522w https://i.ytimg.com/vi/swTDOxl522w/hqdefault.jpg Mutual Fund Data in Excel, 5 metrics most fund investors never track Mutual Fund Data in Excel is the focus of this live session, where we show you how to pull real-time and historical fund metrics directly into a spreadsheet using MarketXLS. Whether you are comparing funds before a monthly contribution or auditing an existing portfolio, this demo gives you a repeatable, formula-driven workflow you can run in minutes. What you'll see: - Pulling live NAV, expense ratio, and category return data for multiple funds in a single Excel sheet using MarketXLS functions - Building a side-by-side fund comparison table that ranks funds by 1-year, 3-year, and 5-year trailing returns in real time - Using MarketXLS to surface the fund turnover ratio and Sharpe ratio, two numbers most retail investors skip but that quietly erode long-term returns - Creating a conditional-formatting heat map that flags funds where the expense ratio exceeds the category average, so you can spot fee drag at a glance - Setting up a dynamic input cell so you can swap any ticker and refresh all fund metrics instantly without rewriting formulas - Calculating the yield on a fund relative to its 52-week NAV range to judge whether you are buying at a historically cheap or expensive entry point Why this matters: most investors evaluate mutual funds through a brokerage screener that shows only the metrics the platform chooses to display, in the order the platform chooses to display them. When you own the data inside Excel, you control the comparison. You can weight criteria that match your actual goal, whether that is minimizing fees on a core index holding, finding the highest risk-adjusted return in a bond allocation, or stress-testing a target-date fund against a custom benchmark. A spreadsheet built on live MarketXLS data also updates automatically, so the numbers you act on are never a week old. That single shift, from static PDF fact sheets to a live, formula-driven model, is what separates investors who react to old information from those who make decisions on current data. The five metrics highlighted in this… 2026-08-07T11:54:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Ukn7XViidj0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ukn7XViidj0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ukn7XViidj0/hqdefault.jpg Option Chain in Excel, never buy an option before checking these 6 cells Option Chain in Excel is exactly what this live session builds from scratch, giving options traders a real-time dashboard that pulls live strike prices, implied volatility, open interest, and Greeks directly into a spreadsheet without any manual data entry. Whether you are evaluating a covered call, sizing a vertical spread, or scanning for unusual activity before an earnings event, this demo shows you how MarketXLS makes the full option chain actionable inside Excel or Google Sheets. What you'll see in this session: - Pulling a full option chain for any ticker using the MarketXLS mxs_option_chain function, returning calls and columns side by side in a structured table. - Filtering strikes by delta range so you see only the contracts closest to your risk target, not every line of noise in a 200-row chain. - Adding a live implied volatility column and using conditional formatting to flag strikes where IV is elevated above the 30-day average, a common signal before entering a short premium trade. - Calculating the at-the-money straddle price in a single formula to give you an expected move estimate for the current expiration cycle. - Building an open interest heatmap across expiration dates so you can spot where market makers are most heavily positioned and where price tends to pin near expiration. - Pulling bid-ask spread as a percentage of the midpoint to filter out illiquid strikes that look attractive on paper but cost you on the fill. Why this matters: most retail options traders make entry decisions by staring at a brokerage chain screen, copying numbers by hand, or relying on a single metric like delta. That workflow breaks down the moment you want to compare multiple expirations, backtest a strike selection rule, or share a structured view with a partner or portfolio manager. Bringing the option chain into Excel means every filter, sort, and decision rule is auditable, repeatable, and connected to live data. You can build a watch list of twenty underlyings and scan all their chains in one sheet refres… 2026-08-06T18:15:49Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/YiNuHg-c1Tg https://www.youtube.com/embed/YiNuHg-c1Tg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YiNuHg-c1Tg/hqdefault.jpg Live Stock Prices in Google Sheets, 5 cells most investors never check Live Stock Prices in Google Sheets lets you build a real-time portfolio tracker without ever leaving your browser, and this session shows you exactly how to do it using MarketXLS. Whether you manage a handful of positions or a diversified watchlist across sectors, you will walk away with a working spreadsheet that refreshes automatically as the market moves. What you will see in this demo: Connecting MarketXLS to Google Sheets and entering your first =mxLive() function call to pull a real-time bid, ask, and last price for any ticker symbol in a single cell. Building a multi-row watchlist where each row holds a ticker, a live last price, a live volume figure, and a calculated day change in both points and percent, all updating together. Using the MarketXLS real-time price function alongside a static cost-basis column to compute an unrealized gain or loss cell that changes the moment a new trade prints in the market. Adding a conditional formatting layer so cells turn green or red based on whether the live price is above or below your personal alert threshold, giving you a visual signal without writing any scripts. Pulling a live 52-week high alongside the current price to calculate how far off the high each position is sitting, a ratio that value and momentum investors both use when sizing entries. Combining a live dividend yield function with a live price to flag any position where the yield has moved more than half a point since you last reviewed it, a check most income investors skip entirely. Why this matters: a spreadsheet that shows you last night's closing prices is a history lesson, not a decision tool. When your position sizing, stop levels, and gain-loss calculations are tied to live data, you are responding to what the market is doing right now rather than what it did hours ago. That distinction becomes critical on earnings days, during Federal Reserve announcements, or any session where a single headline can move a position several percent in minutes. MarketXLS closes the gap between a profession… 2026-08-06T16:01:03Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/6_ClPOSpr44 https://www.youtube.com/embed/6_ClPOSpr44 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6_ClPOSpr44/hqdefault.jpg Market data MCP, the one setup step most Excel traders skip Market data MCP is a protocol layer that lets AI agents and tools like Claude or Cursor query live stock, options, and macro data directly inside your workflow, and this live session shows exactly how to connect it to MarketXLS in Excel and Google Sheets. If you have been pulling prices manually or copy-pasting from a browser tab, this demo will show you a faster, cleaner path that keeps your spreadsheet the single source of truth. What you'll see: - A step-by-step walkthrough of configuring the MarketXLS MCP server so an AI assistant can call live ticker data, options chains, and fundamentals without leaving Excel - Live use of MarketXLS functions like =NP("AAPL","last price") and =NP("AAPL","pe ratio") triggered through an MCP-aware agent session, so the model reads real numbers, not stale snapshots - A side-by-side comparison showing a manual data-pull workflow versus an MCP-connected workflow, with the time difference measured on screen - Construction of a small screening dashboard where the AI agent populates cells with sector, market cap, dividend yield, and 52-week high for a user-defined watchlist, all in one prompt - A demonstration of how the MCP context window carries live price data into the model response, so the summary the agent writes reflects actual market conditions at query time - Error handling, covering what happens when a ticker is delisted or a field is unavailable, and how MarketXLS surfaces that cleanly through the MCP layer Why this matters: most retail analysts still treat their spreadsheet and their AI assistant as two separate tools, switching between tabs and pasting numbers by hand. That context-switching is where errors creep in and where time gets lost. When market data MCP is configured correctly, the AI agent can read the same live feed your formulas use, reason over it, and write conclusions directly into the sheet. For anyone building a stock screener, a dividend tracker, or a portfolio risk summary, this is the workflow change… 2026-08-06T11:55:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Rn_rts53mzw https://www.youtube.com/embed/Rn_rts53mzw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rn_rts53mzw/hqdefault.jpg Live Stock Prices in Excel, 3 formula mistakes that break your tracker Live Stock Prices in Excel let you watch the market move without ever leaving your spreadsheet, and this session shows exactly how to set that up cleanly using MarketXLS. Whether you are building a personal portfolio tracker or a professional watchlist, you will see every step from a blank sheet to a fully refreshing price feed, with no manual data entry required. What you will see: - Pulling live bid, ask, last-trade, and percent-change data into individual cells using MarketXLS real-time functions, so you know exactly which function handles intraday versus delayed quotes - Building a dynamic watchlist table where adding a new ticker in column A instantly populates price, volume, day-high, and day-low across the row without touching another formula - The three formula mistakes that silently break live trackers, including circular references triggered by volatile functions and range locks that stop a price column from expanding when tickers are added - Setting up conditional formatting rules tied directly to the live price cell so the row turns red or green the moment a stock crosses a threshold you define, not after a manual refresh - Using a simple timestamp column driven by the MarketXLS refresh cycle so you always know how old each quote is, which matters when you are comparing prices across multiple tickers at the same second - Stress-testing the sheet with a 50-ticker watchlist to show realistic refresh speed and identify any cells that lag, so your final build is reliable under real conditions Why this matters: most retail investors still copy prices from a browser tab, which means every decision they make is based on data that is already stale by the time it is pasted. A live price feed inside Excel closes that gap. You can layer your own calculations, alerts, and position-sizing logic directly onto real-time quotes, which is something a standalone brokerage screen cannot do. If you manage even a small portfolio actively, the difference between a static spreadsheet and a live one is the difference betwee… 2026-08-06T11:49:16Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/hK3m9IJro80 https://www.youtube.com/embed/hK3m9IJro80 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hK3m9IJro80/hqdefault.jpg ETF Data in Excel, 5 metrics most investors never pull before buying ETF Data in Excel is the fastest way to move beyond a fund's name and headline return and actually see what you are buying before you commit capital. This live session shows long-term and passive investors how to pull real-time and historical ETF metrics directly into a spreadsheet using MarketXLS, so every decision rests on live numbers, not a fund screener snapshot from last week. What you'll see: - Pulling real-time ETF price, volume, and intraday change with MarketXLS functions like mxETFData and mxQuote, laid out in a clean one-row-per-fund comparison table - Fetching expense ratio, assets under management, and average daily volume for a watchlist of ETFs side by side so you can spot funds that look identical on the surface but carry meaningfully different costs - Building a holdings-concentration check that pulls the top-ten underlying positions and their weight percentages, flagging any fund where a single name represents an outsized slice of the portfolio - Calculating a rolling 52-week return and comparing it against a benchmark ETF in the same category, using a single formula column so the comparison updates automatically every session - Setting a conditional-format rule that highlights any ETF whose bid-ask spread has widened beyond a threshold, a liquidity signal most retail investors skip entirely - Wiring a dividend yield and distribution-frequency column into the same table so income-focused investors can filter for monthly-paying funds without leaving the sheet Why this matters: most investors pick an ETF from a screener, glance at the one-year return, and stop there. That workflow misses expense drag compounding over a decade, concentration risk hiding inside a diversified-sounding name, and liquidity gaps that widen exactly when you need to exit quickly. Pulling ETF data in Excel puts all five of those checks in one place, refreshed live, so you can run the same filter logic on a 5-fund shortlist or a 50-fund watchlist without rebuilding the analysis from scratch each time. The spread… 2026-08-05T17:06:54Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_FpquexFeaU https://www.youtube.com/embed/_FpquexFeaU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_FpquexFeaU/hqdefault.jpg How to get stock data in Claude using Excel and the one step most miss How to get stock data in Claude starts with a problem most analysts run into fast: Claude is a powerful reasoning tool, but it has no live market data on its own. This live session shows you exactly how to bridge that gap by pairing Claude with MarketXLS in Excel or Google Sheets, so you can feed real, current stock data into your AI prompts and get analysis that is actually grounded in numbers. What you'll see: - How to pull live price, volume, and fundamental data into Excel using MarketXLS functions like mxp() and mx_income_statement(), then format it as clean text Claude can read - A step-by-step walkthrough of copying a structured data snapshot from your spreadsheet and pasting it into a Claude prompt to get instant ratio analysis and plain-language summaries - How to build a reusable Excel template with a dedicated output cell that auto-formats ticker data, sector, P/E, dividend yield, and revenue growth into a single prompt-ready block - A live comparison of asking Claude about a stock with no data versus feeding it a MarketXLS data dump, so you can see exactly how much the output quality improves - How to use Claude to flag outliers or anomalies in a multi-stock watchlist you built in Excel, turning a 20-row MarketXLS table into a ranked shortlist in seconds - A quick look at automating the copy-paste step using Excel formulas that concatenate data fields into a prompt string you can drop straight into Claude or any other AI tool This matters because the biggest limitation of using AI for stock research is not the AI itself, it is the data. Claude can reason, compare, and explain at a high level, but if you feed it stale or missing information you get confident-sounding answers built on nothing. MarketXLS solves the data side by connecting directly to live market feeds inside your spreadsheet, and once that data is structured correctly, Claude becomes a genuinely useful research assistant rather than a hallucination risk. Together the two tools cover the full workflow: MarketXLS handles data retriev… 2026-08-05T16:45:35Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/n2Wq5GpjoRc https://www.youtube.com/embed/n2Wq5GpjoRc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/n2Wq5GpjoRc/hqdefault.jpg Get stock prices in ChatGPT and the one step most analysts skip Get stock prices in ChatGPT is now possible, but most analysts stop at copy-pasting static numbers and never connect live market data to their AI prompts. This live session shows income investors, portfolio managers, and self-directed traders exactly how to pull real-time and historical stock prices into a workflow that lets ChatGPT actually reason about current market conditions, not stale data from weeks ago. What you'll see: - Using MarketXLS functions such as =mxLastPrice() and =mxHistoricalPrice() in Excel to fetch live and historical prices for any ticker in real time - Structuring a dynamic Excel range that auto-updates prices, so the numbers fed into ChatGPT are always current rather than manually refreshed - Building a prompt template in ChatGPT that ingests the live price table exported from MarketXLS, then asks the model to flag unusual price moves against a 52-week range also pulled from Excel - Comparing closing price, intraday price, and volume data side by side in a single sheet, using MarketXLS columns, before sending the summary to ChatGPT for pattern commentary - Demonstrating where the workflow breaks when prices are static, and the one cell most users never check that reveals whether the data feed has timed out - Running a multi-ticker price table for a sample dividend watchlist and prompting ChatGPT to rank names by recent price strength relative to their 200-day moving average, a figure also pulled live from MarketXLS This matters because ChatGPT is a reasoning engine, not a data source. When you give it stale or manually entered prices, its analysis is only as good as that stale input. Connecting a live MarketXLS feed to your ChatGPT prompts closes the gap between AI-generated insight and real market conditions. For investors who screen dividend stocks, monitor sector rotation, or run quick valuation checks, having prices that refresh automatically before every prompt session removes the biggest reliability risk in an AI-assisted research workflow. It also makes the output auditable:… 2026-08-05T16:45:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/vR3uBVczcCE https://www.youtube.com/embed/vR3uBVczcCE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vR3uBVczcCE/hqdefault.jpg Stock data in Claude, the one setup most Excel users never try Stock data in Claude becomes genuinely useful the moment you connect it to a live spreadsheet, and this broadcast shows exactly how to do that using MarketXLS inside Excel and Google Sheets. If you have ever wanted to ask an AI questions about real company fundamentals, price history, or valuation metrics without copying and pasting numbers by hand, this session is built for you. What you'll see: How to pull live stock data in Claude by feeding it real-time MarketXLS output, so the AI is reasoning over current numbers rather than stale training data. A side-by-side layout in Excel showing MarketXLS functions like mxlive and company financials populating a structured table that can be read directly into a Claude prompt. A live prompt construction walkthrough where specific cells holding P/E ratio, forward earnings, revenue growth, and debt-to-equity are referenced so Claude returns analysis grounded in actual figures. A comparison of two tickers where Claude is asked to flag which company has a stronger margin trend, using MarketXLS data as the source of truth rather than the model's own memory. A Google Sheets version of the same workflow, showing how MarketXLS formulas update automatically so any Claude session started from that sheet is always working with fresh market data. One named-range technique that makes referencing a 20-row data block inside a Claude prompt clean and repeatable without manual reformatting every session. Why this matters: Most people who experiment with AI and investing are either asking Claude questions without any real data behind them, or they are manually copying figures from a browser into a chat window. Both approaches break down fast. Prices change, earnings revisions hit, and a number that was accurate this morning may mislead an AI response this afternoon. By connecting MarketXLS as the live data layer and Claude as the reasoning layer, you get a workflow where the spreadsheet always reflects the market and the AI always sees what the spreadsheet sees. That combinatio… 2026-08-05T16:39:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/jmtA_7tqT_k https://www.youtube.com/embed/jmtA_7tqT_k https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jmtA_7tqT_k/hqdefault.jpg Options data in ChatGPT with MarketXLS, the one setup most traders miss Options data in ChatGPT with MarketXLS lets you combine live options chain figures with AI-driven analysis inside a single workflow, without ever leaving Excel or Google Sheets. This session is built for active options traders and analysts who want faster insights from real market data, not static screenshots or manual copy-paste routines. What you'll see: - Pulling a live options chain into Excel using MarketXLS functions, including bid, ask, implied volatility, open interest, and Greeks for a chosen ticker and expiration - Sending that live cell data directly into a ChatGPT prompt from within the spreadsheet, using a structured prompt template built in-cell - Asking ChatGPT to flag unusual open interest concentrations or elevated IV relative to historical volatility pulled by MarketXLS - Building a side-by-side layout where MarketXLS feeds the raw numbers and ChatGPT returns a plain-English interpretation in an adjacent column - Filtering the options chain by delta range and passing only the filtered rows to the prompt, so ChatGPT focuses on the strikes that matter most to your strategy - Refreshing the data on a timer so the ChatGPT analysis updates alongside the live market feed during trading hours Why this matters: options pricing changes fast, and the raw numbers alone, IV rank, put-call ratios, gamma exposure by strike, can be hard to act on without context. Most traders either export to a separate tool and lose the live feed, or they rely on a brokerage summary that does not let them customize the analysis. Connecting MarketXLS options data to ChatGPT inside Excel closes that gap. You define exactly which metrics to surface, which tickers to watch, and what questions to ask the model, and the answer lands in the same workbook where you are already making trade decisions. The demo shows a realistic scenario, evaluating whether the current implied volatility environment on a large-cap equity favors selling premium or buying protection, using only data MarketXLS delivers in real time and a prompt you… 2026-08-05T16:35:26Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/JC-51Qk5xf4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/JC-51Qk5xf4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/JC-51Qk5xf4/hqdefault.jpg Get stock data in ChatGPT using Excel and the one step most people skip Get stock data in ChatGPT the right way means combining live market data from MarketXLS with the analytical power of an AI prompt, and this live session shows exactly how to wire those two tools together inside Excel. If you have ever pasted stale numbers into ChatGPT and wondered why the output felt generic, this demo fixes that problem from the ground up. What you'll see: - Pulling live stock data into Excel using MarketXLS functions such as mxs_price, mxs_pe_ratio, mxs_dividend_yield, and mxs_eps_ttm for a watchlist of tickers - Formatting those live values into a clean text block that can be copied or pushed directly into a ChatGPT prompt without manual re-typing - Building a dynamic prompt template in a spreadsheet cell that references live MarketXLS outputs so the AI always reads current numbers, not numbers from last week - Asking ChatGPT to compare valuation metrics across five tickers and summarize which ones look stretched versus undervalued based on the live data it receives - Setting up a simple refresh trigger so the data block updates on demand and the prompt stays accurate before each AI query - Reviewing the ChatGPT output side by side with the spreadsheet to verify the AI is reasoning from the correct figures and not hallucinating stale prices Why this matters: most investors who experiment with ChatGPT for stock research are feeding it outdated or approximate data, which means the AI analysis is only as good as whatever the model memorized during training. That training cutoff can be six months to over a year behind the current market. When you get stock data in ChatGPT through a live Excel pipeline built on MarketXLS, you close that gap entirely. The AI receives the same real-time price, earnings, and yield figures a professional terminal would show, which makes its comparisons, summaries, and flag-raising far more actionable. This workflow is particularly useful for income investors screening dividend stocks, for swing traders who want a quick fundamental sanity check before entering a p… 2026-08-05T16:22:41Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/5MRcKZaEAt4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/5MRcKZaEAt4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5MRcKZaEAt4/hqdefault.jpg Real Time Stock Quotes in Excel, never build a watchlist any other way Real time stock quotes in Excel give every investor a live trading desk inside a spreadsheet they already know how to use. This broadcast walks through exactly how MarketXLS streams live bid, ask, last price, volume, and change data directly into Excel cells, updating automatically without any manual refresh. Whether you are managing a personal portfolio, screening a shortlist of tickers, or tracking sector rotation intraday, this demo shows you the fastest way to wire up a professional watchlist in minutes. What you'll see in this broadcast: How to enter a list of ticker symbols in column A and call the MarketXLS =mxls() price function to pull a live last-trade price into column B with a single formula, no VBA required. How to add bid and ask columns side by side so you can see the spread on each position in real time and spot illiquid names before you place an order. How to build a conditional formatting layer that turns a cell green when a stock is up on the day and red when it is down, using the live percentage-change field MarketXLS returns automatically. How to add a volume column and compare it against the 30-day average volume using a second MarketXLS function, flagging unusual activity with a simple ratio formula in an adjacent cell. How to lock a reference price at market open using a one-click snapshot so you can track intraday drift against your own anchor, not just the official prior close. How to structure the watchlist as a named Excel Table so new rows inherit all formulas and formatting the moment you type a new ticker, keeping the dashboard clean as your list grows. Knowing your real time stock quotes in Excel are accurate and auto-refreshing changes the decisions you can make. Instead of switching between a brokerage tab and a spreadsheet, you can run all your entry and exit logic, position sizing math, and risk calculations in one place, against live data. A stale quote copied from a website is already wrong by the time you paste it. A MarketXLS formula is never stale because it pulls di… 2026-08-05T16:22:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/K8HeiEHyNdE https://www.youtube.com/embed/K8HeiEHyNdE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/K8HeiEHyNdE/hqdefault.jpg Options trading log excel template free, 7 cells that expose losing trades fast Options trading log excel template free and connected to live market data is exactly what this session builds from scratch, giving active traders a repeatable system to record, review, and improve every position they take. If you have been tracking trades in a notes app or a disconnected spreadsheet, this demo shows you a better way that costs nothing extra beyond the MarketXLS add-in you may already own. What you'll see: - A free downloadable template structure built live in Excel, with columns for ticker, contract type, strike, expiration, entry price, and exit price laid out in a logical trade-journal order - MarketXLS functions pulling real-time bid, ask, and last price for each open options position so your log never shows stale data while a trade is still live - A realized P&L column using a simple formula that automatically calculates gain or loss per contract the moment you enter an exit price, flagging losers in red with conditional formatting - An implied volatility column populated by a single MarketXLS call, letting you see at a glance whether you entered trades when IV was elevated or compressed - A win-rate summary cell and an average return-per-trade cell that update automatically as new rows are added, giving you a rolling scorecard without manual math - A filter-ready setup that lets you slice the log by strategy type, such as covered calls, cash-secured puts, or debit spreads, so you can spot which setups are actually working for you Most traders who lose money in options do not have a data problem, they have a review problem. They cannot tell you their win rate by strategy, their average loss size, or whether they consistently overpay on implied volatility. A connected log fixes that. When every trade row pulls live contract data through MarketXLS, you stop relying on memory and start making decisions based on what the numbers actually say. You can see in minutes whether a string of losses shares a common pattern, such as expiration too close, position size too large, or entry during… 2026-08-05T16:18:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/YUYHtcI4r1A https://www.youtube.com/embed/YUYHtcI4r1A https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YUYHtcI4r1A/hqdefault.jpg Options profit calculator excel: never guess a trade's max loss again Options profit calculator excel templates built inside MarketXLS let you model any call or put trade before you place it, pulling live bid, ask, implied volatility, and Greeks directly into your spreadsheet so you stop relying on broker estimates that change the moment the market moves. This live session is built for options traders of any experience level who want a transparent, cell-by-cell view of exactly where money is made, where it is lost, and at what price the trade breaks even. What you'll see in this session: - A MarketXLS function call that fetches the real-time option chain for any ticker, including last price, IV, delta, gamma, theta, and open interest, all in one pull - A structured payoff table built column by column, mapping underlying price scenarios from deep out of the money to deep in the money so max profit, max loss, and breakeven are visible at a glance - A dynamic profit and loss curve generated from that table so you can see the full shape of the trade, whether you are modeling a long call, covered call, cash-secured put, or vertical spread - A position-sizing block that takes your stated risk tolerance in dollars, divides it by the calculated max loss per contract, and outputs the number of contracts that keeps you inside your rule - A side-by-side comparison layout where you drop in two different strike or expiration choices and MarketXLS refreshes both rows live so you can see which setup offers a better reward-to-risk ratio at current market prices - A theta decay column that shows how the estimated value of the position changes each day to expiration, so you are not surprised by time decay eating into a winner you held too long Why this matters: most retail options traders size positions by feel and discover their real max loss only after the trade moves against them. A live calculator that updates with actual market data removes that blind spot entirely. When you know your exact breakeven, the dollar amount you risk if the option expires worthless, and the daily cost of holdin… 2026-08-05T16:14:47Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/F6aAOwQOP1o https://www.youtube.com/embed/F6aAOwQOP1o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/F6aAOwQOP1o/hqdefault.jpg Stock price mcp server, the one setup most Excel traders never try Stock price mcp server integration is what this live session demonstrates from start to finish, showing you exactly how to connect a Model Context Protocol server to real-time equity data inside Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Whether you are building an AI-assisted trading dashboard or just want your language model to query live prices without manual copy-paste, this broadcast walks you through every step in plain sight. What you'll see: - Configuring a stock price mcp server endpoint so a local or hosted LLM can call MarketXLS functions and return live bid, ask, and last-trade prices on demand - Writing the MarketXLS formula layer in Excel that the MCP server reads from, including =mxLastPrice(), =mxBid(), and =mxAsk() mapped to a named range the server can poll - Setting up a simple JSON schema inside the MCP tool definition so the model knows exactly which ticker symbols and data fields it is allowed to request - Watching a live query cycle where a prompt like "what is the current price of AAPL" triggers the server, fetches the MarketXLS cell value, and returns the answer in under two seconds - Building a watchlist sheet where ten symbols update automatically and the MCP server exposes that entire range as a single callable tool, reducing round trips - Handling stale-data edge cases by adding a timestamp check column so the server only returns a value when the MarketXLS refresh is less than 60 seconds old This matters because traders and analysts who are already using AI assistants or building internal copilots hit a hard wall the moment they need real-time market data. Scraping websites is fragile, paid API tiers get expensive fast, and copy-paste breaks every workflow. A stock price mcp server sitting in front of a MarketXLS-powered spreadsheet solves all three problems at once: the data is always fresh, the cost stays inside your existing MarketXLS subscription, and any MCP-compatible model can call it without you writing a custom integration for every tool. The practical result is… 2026-08-05T15:59:09Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/gzDn9oUalhg https://www.youtube.com/embed/gzDn9oUalhg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gzDn9oUalhg/hqdefault.jpg Stock screener Excel setup that filters 500 stocks down to 5 candidates Stock screener Excel builds are one of the fastest ways to cut a universe of hundreds of tickers down to a shortlist worth researching, and this live session shows you exactly how to do it with MarketXLS inside a real spreadsheet. Whether you are a self-directed investor, a portfolio manager, or a finance student, you will leave with a working screener you can run every morning before the market opens. What you'll see: - Pulling live price, volume, market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield, and 52-week high data for a 500-ticker watchlist using MarketXLS array functions in a single Excel sheet - Writing conditional filter logic with IF and AND formulas so only tickers that pass every threshold, such as P/E below 20, yield above 2.5 percent, and price within 10 percent of a 52-week high, survive the screen - Building a dynamic scoring column that ranks surviving stocks by a weighted composite of momentum, value, and income metrics so the strongest candidates rise to the top automatically - Using Excel's SORT and FILTER functions alongside MarketXLS real-time data to refresh the output table with one click and always show the current top five to ten names - Adding conditional formatting to flag any screened stock whose average daily volume drops below a liquidity threshold, a check most retail screeners skip entirely - Structuring the input panel so you can adjust any criteria, sector filter, or weight with a single cell change and the entire screener recalculates without touching a formula Having a stock screener in Excel rather than a third-party website gives you full control over every rule. You decide the exact thresholds, the weighting scheme, and which data points matter for your strategy. Because the data is live through MarketXLS, the screener does not show you yesterday's snapshot from a cached database. It reflects what the market is doing right now, which matters on earnings days, Fed announcement days, or any session where sector rotation is moving fast. The output also lives in your own fi… 2026-08-05T15:44:09Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Aif34ttp_AA https://www.youtube.com/embed/Aif34ttp_AA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Aif34ttp_AA/hqdefault.jpg Excel Stock Data live in your spreadsheet, 5 cells most analysts never build Excel Stock Data pulls live prices, fundamentals, and technicals directly into your spreadsheet without any manual copy-paste, and this session shows you exactly how to set it up from scratch using MarketXLS. Whether you are a self-directed investor, a financial analyst, or someone who just wants a cleaner way to track a portfolio, this live demo walks through every step in plain sight. What you'll see: - Pulling real-time bid, ask, and last price for any ticker using MarketXLS functions like =mxQUOTE() directly into a formatted Excel cell - Building a live P/E ratio, forward EPS, and dividend yield column so fundamental data refreshes automatically without opening a browser - Setting up a conditional-format heat map that flags overbought or oversold RSI readings the moment the number crosses a threshold you define - Linking multiple tickers in a single sheet so a watchlist of 20 stocks updates in parallel, not one at a time - Adding a simple portfolio-level summary row that calculates weighted average yield and total unrealized gain using live data, not yesterday's close - Comparing two date-range returns side by side in the same sheet so you can see whether a position is outperforming or lagging its benchmark in real time The reason this matters is that most retail investors and even many professionals are still working with stale data imported from a CSV or typed in by hand. By the time a decision gets made, the numbers are already old. A live Excel stock data setup removes that lag entirely. You see the current market picture in the same tool where you already do your modeling, your budgeting, and your scenario analysis. That means fewer tabs, fewer errors from copy-paste, and a single source of truth for every position you are tracking. For anyone managing a personal portfolio, running screens for a fund, or building a client-facing dashboard, this is the workflow upgrade that actually sticks because it lives inside software you already know. The decision this dashboard informs is real and immedia… 2026-08-05T15:30:49Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/cblCeNxPci0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/cblCeNxPci0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cblCeNxPci0/hqdefault.jpg Stock Tracking Excel spreadsheet with 6 live metrics most investors overlook Stock Tracking Excel dashboards give you a single place to monitor every position you own, yet most retail investors still rely on static snapshots that are stale the moment the market opens. This live session shows you how to build a dynamic, auto-refreshing stock tracker inside Excel using MarketXLS, so every price, gain, and risk signal updates in real time without a single manual lookup. What you'll see: - Pulling live bid, ask, last price, and volume into Excel cells using MarketXLS functions like =mxs_last() and =mxs_volume() for each ticker in your watchlist - Building a position-level P and L column that combines your cost basis with the live last price, so unrealized gain and loss updates tick by tick - Adding a 52-week high and low column with =mxs_52weekhigh() and =mxs_52weeklow() so you can instantly see where each holding sits in its annual range - Pulling the dividend yield and ex-dividend date for every stock in the tracker so income investors never miss a payout window - Setting up conditional formatting rules that flag any stock down more than five percent on the day in red and any new 52-week high in green, giving you a visual heat map at a glance - Calculating a portfolio-level weighted average return column that rolls up all position sizes into one summary row so you know total performance without leaving the sheet Why this matters: a static spreadsheet tells you where your stocks were, not where they are. When you are deciding whether to add to a position, trim a winner, or cut a loser, you need current data, not yesterday's closing price copied from a finance site. A live Stock Tracking Excel setup built on MarketXLS eliminates that lag and keeps every decision anchored to real numbers. It also removes the copy-paste workflow that introduces errors and eats time every morning. Investors who track more than ten positions find that manual updates become a bottleneck fast, and a single formula error can distort the entire P and L view. The dashboard built in this session solves all t… 2026-08-05T11:58:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/XvJrI9K_cec https://www.youtube.com/embed/XvJrI9K_cec https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XvJrI9K_cec/hqdefault.jpg Stock Portfolio Tracker in Excel: 6 live cells most investors never build Stock Portfolio Tracker in Excel gives you a single dashboard where every position updates in real time, no manual refreshing, no stale closing prices copied from a browser tab. This live session is built for self-directed investors and hobbyist traders who want a professional-grade view of their holdings without paying for a subscription platform. What you'll see: - Pulling live bid, ask, and last-price data for each ticker using MarketXLS functions like =mxs_last_price() and =mxs_change_percent() directly into a named table - Building a position-value column that multiplies live price by share count so total market value recalculates every time the feed ticks - Adding a cost-basis column and an unrealized gain/loss column with conditional formatting that turns red or green the instant a position crosses zero - Creating a sector allocation summary using a pivot-style block that reads from the same live table, so the percentage breakdown stays current without a refresh button - Setting up a portfolio beta cell that weights each holding's beta from =mxs_beta() by its percentage of total value, giving a single number that describes overall market sensitivity - Applying a dividend yield column using =mxs_dividend_yield() and flagging any position where yield has moved more than one percentage point from the original purchase date estimate Why this matters: most investors know their individual stock picks but cannot see the whole picture at once. A live portfolio tracker surfaces the things a scattered brokerage interface hides, which positions dominate your risk, which sector is quietly growing to 40 percent of your capital, and which dividend yield has quietly compressed since you bought. When you can see all of that in one glance, rebalancing decisions become obvious rather than guesswork. You stop reacting to a single stock moving and start responding to what the portfolio as a whole is doing. Built live in Excel with MarketXLS real-time data during this broadcast. A ready-to-use demo file is linked in… 2026-08-05T11:51:05Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/1dVWieuG-M8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/1dVWieuG-M8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1dVWieuG-M8/hqdefault.jpg Earnings Data in Excel, 5 cells most investors never check before earnings Earnings Data in Excel is the fastest way to track EPS surprises, revenue beats, and forward guidance without leaving your spreadsheet. This live session shows long-term equity investors and active traders exactly how to pull, organize, and act on real-time and historical earnings data using MarketXLS inside Excel or Google Sheets. What you'll see: - Pulling live EPS estimates versus actual reported EPS for any ticker using MarketXLS functions like =mxEPSActual() and =mxEPSEstimate() side by side in a single table - Building a surprise percentage column that flags positive and negative earnings surprises automatically with a formula so you never have to calculate it by hand - Stacking multiple quarters of historical earnings into a rolling dashboard so you can spot a trend of estimate beats or misses across 8 consecutive quarters - Using conditional formatting rules tied to the surprise column to color-code each quarter green, yellow, or red at a glance without touching the data manually - Comparing revenue estimates against reported revenue in the same grid to see whether a company beat on earnings but missed on the top line, a split outcome many investors overlook - Pulling the next earnings date for a watchlist of 20 tickers so you know which positions are reporting this week and can size risk accordingly before the announcement Why this matters: a single earnings miss does not tell you much in isolation. What actually informs a buy, hold, or trim decision is the pattern, whether a company has been consistently beating estimates by a thin margin, whether revenue growth is accelerating or decelerating even when EPS looks strong, and whether the stock is heading into an earnings event with high or low expectation embedded in the consensus. Investors who look only at the headline number reported on financial news sites are seeing one data point. The spreadsheet built in this session surfaces six to eight data points per ticker automatically, refreshed with live data, so you can make a pattern-based judgment… 2026-08-05T11:41:28Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/zy4BkTQZZOM https://www.youtube.com/embed/zy4BkTQZZOM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zy4BkTQZZOM/hqdefault.jpg AI agent options data integration, the setup most traders overlook in Excel AI agent options data integration is changing how active traders and quant-minded spreadsheet users pull, process, and act on live options data, and this live session shows exactly how to wire it together inside Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Whether you are building your first automated options screener or trying to connect an AI workflow to real-time Greeks and chain data, this demo walks through the full setup step by step. What you'll see: - Connecting a MarketXLS real-time options chain feed to a structured Excel table that an AI agent can read, parse, and act on without manual refresh - Using MarketXLS functions such as mxOptions and related calls to pull bid, ask, volume, open interest, implied volatility, and the five Greeks into named ranges an AI layer can reference - Mapping those named ranges to a prompt-ready data schema so a local or API-connected AI agent receives clean, timestamped options data rather than raw unstructured cells - Building a trigger column that flags unusual IV spikes or volume-to-open-interest anomalies automatically, giving the AI agent a signal queue rather than a full table scan - Demonstrating a simple agent loop where the AI reads the flag column, evaluates the flagged contracts against a rule set defined in the sheet, and writes a plain-language trade thesis into an output column in real time - Stress-testing the integration with live data during market hours so you can see latency, refresh behavior, and where the setup can break if the schema is not locked correctly Why this matters: most traders who experiment with AI agents and options data hit the same wall, the agent is powerful but the data feeding it is stale, inconsistent, or structured in a way the model cannot reliably parse. Getting the integration layer right, meaning clean real-time data, a stable schema, and a sensible signal queue, is what separates a toy demo from a workflow you can actually trade around. This session focuses on that integration layer specifically, not on the AI model itself,… 2026-08-04T13:59:37Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/9IYXVV2WWvs https://www.youtube.com/embed/9IYXVV2WWvs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9IYXVV2WWvs/hqdefault.jpg Excel Stock Tracker: never buy a position before checking these 6 cells Excel Stock Tracker setups save time, but most investors build theirs with the wrong columns and miss the signals that matter most before entering a trade. This live session shows you how to build a complete, real-time stock tracker inside Excel using MarketXLS, covering the exact cells and formulas a working analyst would actually use to screen and monitor positions. What you'll see: - Pulling live price, volume, 52-week high, and 52-week low into a single tracker sheet using MarketXLS functions like mxs_price() and mxs_volume() - Building a conditional-format heat map so overbought and oversold tickers flag themselves in red or green without any manual refresh - Adding a momentum column that calculates the percentage distance from the 52-week high, so you can spot laggards and leaders at a glance - Setting up a dividend yield and payout ratio column side by side so income positions can be assessed for safety without leaving the sheet - Creating a one-click portfolio summary row that aggregates total market value, unrealized gain or loss, and weighted average yield across every holding - Wiring an alert column that marks any ticker whose average volume has spiked more than 150 percent above its 30-day average, a common signal ahead of news events Why this matters: most retail trackers pull closing prices once a day and leave the investor flying blind between sessions. A live Excel stock tracker connected to real-time data changes the decision loop entirely. Instead of reacting to news after a move has already happened, you see volume anomalies, price breakouts, and yield compression as they develop. That means entries happen at better levels, stops get placed with more information behind them, and dividend positions get reviewed before a cut is announced rather than after. The tracker built in this session is designed to work for a watchlist of any size, from a focused ten-stock portfolio to a broad screening list of several hundred tickers, because the formulas scale without rebuilding the logic. This is… 2026-08-04T13:47:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/jNOQ8YwHvsk https://www.youtube.com/embed/jNOQ8YwHvsk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jNOQ8YwHvsk/hqdefault.jpg ChatGPT stock data pulled live into Excel, the one setup most analysts miss ChatGPT stock data sounds powerful on paper, but most investors never see it working inside an actual spreadsheet where decisions get made. This live session shows exactly how to connect AI-generated stock insights with real-time market data in Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS, so you can stop copying numbers by hand and start building a workflow that actually scales. What you'll see: - A side-by-side demo where ChatGPT generates a list of ticker candidates and MarketXLS pulls live price, volume, and fundamental data for every symbol in seconds - How to use MarketXLS functions like mxSymbol and getQuote alongside a ChatGPT-sourced watchlist to populate a screening table automatically - A live build of a valuation column that combines ChatGPT-suggested fair-value estimates with real trailing P/E and forward EPS data from MarketXLS, so you can see where the AI estimate diverges from live market reality - A dividend quality check row that flags any ticker on the ChatGPT list where the payout ratio or dividend growth rate falls outside a threshold you set, pulling live figures directly into the cell - A demonstration of how to structure your prompt in ChatGPT so the output is a clean, paste-ready ticker list that feeds directly into your MarketXLS dashboard without manual cleanup - A quick audit layer that highlights cells where the ChatGPT narrative and the live data disagree, giving you a fast second-opinion check before you act Why this matters: ChatGPT can surface ideas, summarize filings, and generate screening criteria faster than any manual research process, but it cannot pull a live bid price, a real-time earnings estimate revision, or a current short interest figure. MarketXLS fills that gap. When you wire the two together inside Excel or Google Sheets, you get the reasoning power of a large language model and the data precision of a live market feed in one place. That combination changes how quickly you can move from a question like which mid-cap dividend growers look undervalued right now to a… 2026-08-04T13:34:45Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/YWvodNfDLFo https://www.youtube.com/embed/YWvodNfDLFo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YWvodNfDLFo/hqdefault.jpg Market Data Add-On Google Sheets: the 3 setup mistakes most investors make Market Data Add-On Google Sheets workflows can pull live stock prices, fundamentals, and options data directly into your spreadsheet, but most investors configure them wrong from the start and never get reliable numbers. This live session shows exactly how to install and use MarketXLS as a Google Sheets add-on, build a working stock dashboard from a blank sheet, and avoid the three setup errors that cause stale or broken data feeds. What you'll see: - Installing the MarketXLS market data add-on in Google Sheets in under two minutes, including permission scopes and the sidebar layout - Entering your first =mxls() function call to pull a live bid, ask, and last price for any ticker, and why cell formatting breaks the output for most new users - Building a multi-ticker watchlist with columns for real-time price, 52-week high, P/E ratio, dividend yield, and market cap using a single formula pattern dragged across rows - Using the MarketXLS function reference panel inside Google Sheets to browse available data points without leaving the spreadsheet - Setting a refresh trigger so your sheet updates on a schedule rather than only on manual recalculation, which is the fix most users never find - Adding a conditional formatting layer that flags any stock where the dividend yield spikes above its 5-year average, a signal worth watching before a dividend cut Why this matters: a market data add-on for Google Sheets removes the manual step of copying prices from a browser tab, but the real value is consistency. When your data source, your formulas, and your refresh cycle are all configured correctly, you can run the same screen every morning in seconds, compare current fundamentals against historical norms, and make decisions based on numbers that are actually current. Investors who skip the setup details end up with spreadsheets that look right but silently serve stale data, which is worse than no automation at all. Getting the foundation right means every ratio, every screen, and every alert you build on top of it is… 2026-08-04T12:32:48Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ap83opMO16g https://www.youtube.com/embed/ap83opMO16g https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ap83opMO16g/hqdefault.jpg How to Get Real Time Stock Data in Excel, 3 setup mistakes most users make How to Get Real Time Stock Data in Excel is exactly what this live session covers, walking you step by step through connecting a live market feed directly into your spreadsheet so your prices, volume, and key fundamentals refresh automatically. If you have ever typed a ticker and gotten a stale number hours later, this demo shows you the right way to wire up a real-time data workflow using MarketXLS. What you'll see in this session: A clean MarketXLS installation walkthrough, including the one API key setting most new users skip that causes their cells to show errors instead of live quotes. The core =mxLastPrice() function entered live in Excel, pulling bid, ask, last trade price, and volume for any ticker in real time so you can see the cell update as the market moves. A side-by-side comparison of Excel's built-in Stocks data type versus MarketXLS functions, showing exactly where the built-in type lags and why it falls short for active monitoring. A multi-ticker watchlist built from scratch using a structured table, with conditional formatting rules that highlight any position moving more than one percent intraday, giving you a live alert layer without VBA. An options chain pull using MarketXLS functions to bring real-time bid and ask prices for calls and puts into a single sheet, demonstrating how the same connection method scales beyond equities. A short troubleshooting segment covering the three most common setup mistakes, including wrong refresh interval settings and function syntax errors, so you avoid the trial-and-error most users go through on their own. Getting live market data into Excel matters because static prices create blind spots. Whether you are monitoring a portfolio, screening for entry points, or building a model that has to reflect current conditions, a one-hour-old price is a different number than what the market is actually doing right now. The workflow shown here removes that lag entirely and keeps every calculation in your workbook tied to what is happening in real time, so th… 2026-08-04T12:24:16Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/owgJOJa_ojQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/owgJOJa_ojQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/owgJOJa_ojQ/hqdefault.jpg Unusual options activity API MCP connected to Excel, 4 signals pros check first Unusual options activity API MCP integration with Excel and Google Sheets is what this live session walks through step by step, showing income and momentum traders exactly how to pipe real-time options flow data directly into a spreadsheet and act on it without switching tabs or platforms. If you have ever wondered how professional traders spot large, irregular options bets before a price move, this demo shows the plumbing behind it. What you will see: - Connecting the unusual options activity API MCP endpoint to MarketXLS so live sweep and block trade data populates automatically into named Excel cells - Writing a MarketXLS function call that pulls the option ticker, strike, expiration, volume, open interest ratio, and premium size for every flagged contract in real time - Building a conditional formatting layer that highlights calls versus puts, flags contracts where volume exceeds open interest by a user-defined multiplier, and color-codes bullish versus bearish flow at a glance - Sorting and filtering the live feed by premium size so the largest dollar-weighted bets surface at the top of the dashboard, letting you prioritize which tickers deserve a closer look - Cross-referencing the flagged underlyings against a watchlist column that pulls the stock price, implied volatility rank, and days to earnings with a second MarketXLS formula, so you can see whether the unusual activity lands before or after a catalyst - Logging each alert row with a timestamp into a second sheet so you build a historical record of unusual flow and can back-test which signal characteristics preceded the largest subsequent moves Why this matters: unusual options activity is one of the few public signals that can reveal institutional positioning before it shows up in price action or news. A single large sweep order on a out-of-the-money call can indicate that a well-capitalized trader is betting on a near-term move. Without a structured spreadsheet tied to a live API, most retail traders scroll through a feed manually and miss the cont… 2026-08-04T11:29:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ZN2OVro3uSE https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZN2OVro3uSE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZN2OVro3uSE/hqdefault.jpg Option data in Claude, the one prompt most traders never think to run Option data in Claude becomes genuinely useful the moment you pair it with live spreadsheet output from MarketXLS, and this broadcast shows exactly how to do that in real time. If you trade options or hedge equity positions, this session walks you through a practical workflow that pulls live option chain data into Excel or Google Sheets and then sends that structured data to Claude for instant interpretation, no manual copying, no stale screenshots. What you'll see: - A MarketXLS formula pulling a full option chain for a single ticker, including strike, expiration, bid, ask, implied volatility, delta, and open interest, all in live cells - A clean table layout that organizes calls and columns separately so Claude receives structured, unambiguous input rather than a wall of numbers - A direct prompt sent to Claude that asks it to flag unusual open interest spikes, compare implied volatility across expirations, and identify strikes where the bid-ask spread suggests thin liquidity - Claude returning a plain-language summary of what the option chain is signaling, including which contracts look crowded, which expirations carry elevated IV, and where price discovery may be unreliable - A side-by-side view of the raw MarketXLS output and the Claude interpretation so you can audit whether the model is reading the data accurately - A reusable prompt template you can paste into your own workflow immediately after the session Why this matters: most retail traders look at an option chain and see a grid of numbers. Identifying whether a spike in open interest at a specific strike reflects genuine hedging demand or speculative crowding takes pattern recognition that is easy to miss when you are scanning manually. Implied volatility skew across expirations can signal expected event risk or a mismatch in how market makers are pricing near-term versus longer-dated risk. By routing live MarketXLS data into Claude, you get a second pass at the same numbers from a language model trained to surface patterns in structured financ… 2026-08-04T11:22:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/KUiv3AmXZMY https://www.youtube.com/embed/KUiv3AmXZMY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KUiv3AmXZMY/hqdefault.jpg MCP options order flow server: the 3 signals most traders still get wrong MCP options order flow server data gives active options traders a direct pipeline into real-time contract activity, but most setups miss the metrics that actually signal institutional intent. This live session walks through how to connect an MCP-compatible options order flow server to Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS, so you can build a working dashboard that surfaces unusual activity, sweep orders, and block trades the moment they hit the tape. What you'll see: - Pulling live options order flow fields through the MCP server connection inside MarketXLS, including contract symbol, strike, expiration, and order size - Writing MarketXLS functions that flag sweep orders by comparing single-order volume against open interest thresholds in a dedicated Excel column - Building a conditional formatting layer that highlights block trades above a user-defined notional value so unusual prints stand out at a glance - Calculating the put-to-call ratio in real time across a watchlist of tickers by aggregating live call and put volume returned from the MCP server feed - Setting up an alert column that marks contracts where implied volatility rank crosses a chosen percentile, helping you separate noise from meaningful flow - Cross-referencing the live order flow output against a static fundamentals table so you can see whether unusual options activity lines up with upcoming earnings or catalyst dates Understanding options order flow at the contract level is what separates reactive trading from informed positioning. When a large sweep hits a call strike well above the current price, that single data point can indicate that a well-capitalized participant is positioning ahead of a known or expected event. Without a live server feed processed directly in your spreadsheet, you are reading a summary hours after the fact. The MCP options order flow server approach demonstrated here removes that lag and lets you filter, sort, and score activity inside the same workbook where you already manage your watchlist, risk parameters… 2026-08-04T11:15:37Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/e_DiUZmaRCo https://www.youtube.com/embed/e_DiUZmaRCo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e_DiUZmaRCo/hqdefault.jpg Dividend Data in Excel, never buy an income stock before checking these 5 cells Dividend Data in Excel is the fastest way to screen, track, and stress-test income stocks without ever leaving your spreadsheet. This live session shows long-term dividend investors exactly how to pull real-time and historical payout data into Excel using MarketXLS, then build a compact dashboard that flags risk before it costs you yield. If you rely on a broker screen or a finance website to make dividend decisions, this video will change how you work. What you'll see in this session: Pulling live dividend yield, payout ratio, and trailing twelve-month dividends per share for a watchlist of tickers using MarketXLS functions in a single Excel column. Building a consecutive-years-of-growth counter with a formula that reads MarketXLS dividend history data and counts unbroken annual increases, so you can separate true dividend growers from one-time payers at a glance. Adding a payout-ratio safety band with conditional formatting that turns a cell red when earnings coverage drops below a threshold you set, giving you an early warning on cuts before they are announced. Using MarketXLS to load ex-dividend dates and payment dates side by side, then sorting the table so you can see which positions pay next and plan cash-flow timing across a portfolio. Calculating yield on cost for existing holdings by linking your average purchase price column to the current annual dividend figure MarketXLS returns, so you see the real return on your original capital, not just the current market yield. Cross-checking free cash flow payout ratio alongside the earnings payout ratio to catch companies that look safe on an EPS basis but are actually straining cash, which is the signal most income investors still miss. These five checks matter because dividend cuts do not happen without warning signs, they happen to investors who are watching the wrong numbers. A high stated yield is often the market pricing in trouble that the payout ratio, the FCF coverage, and the growth streak have already telegraphed. Building this data live in a s… 2026-08-04T11:10:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/G0g1cVIGaqI https://www.youtube.com/embed/G0g1cVIGaqI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/G0g1cVIGaqI/hqdefault.jpg Stock Price in Excel, live in 3 cells most investors never set up Stock Price in Excel is easier than most investors realize, yet the majority of people still rely on manual refreshes, stale CSV exports, or paid Bloomberg terminals when a few MarketXLS formulas can stream live quotes directly into their spreadsheet in minutes. This live demo is built for self-directed investors, traders, and analysts who want real-time price data inside the tool they already use every day. What you'll see: A single =mxs_last_price() call pulling a live bid, ask, and last-traded price for any ticker symbol directly into an Excel cell, no VBA required. A multi-ticker price table built with a simple column of symbols and one dragged formula, updating automatically so you can monitor a watchlist of 20 or 30 stocks at a glance. Conditional formatting rules layered on top of the live price column so cells flash green or red the moment a stock crosses a price threshold you define, turning a plain table into a visual alert board. A percentage-change column calculated from a MarketXLS previous-close function alongside the live price, so you can see intraday move size without leaving Excel. A basic portfolio valuation block that multiplies live price by share quantity in real time, giving you a mark-to-market P and L figure that refreshes on its own rather than requiring you to open a brokerage app. A quick look at how the same formulas transfer to Google Sheets using the MarketXLS Sheets add-in, for anyone who prefers a browser-based workflow. Being able to pull stock price in Excel in real time matters because every downstream decision, position sizing, stop-loss setting, dividend yield calculation, or sector weighting check, depends on a number that is actually current. A price that is 15 minutes old or pulled from a morning snapshot can send a limit order to the wrong level, inflate a yield figure after a gap down, or hide a breakout that is happening right now. When the price cell updates on its own, your entire model stays honest without any manual work. For long-term investors this means an… 2026-08-04T11:03:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/AzG7W4L0Z1Q https://www.youtube.com/embed/AzG7W4L0Z1Q https://i.ytimg.com/vi/AzG7W4L0Z1Q/hqdefault.jpg Stock Portfolio in Excel, the 5 live metrics most investors never track Stock Portfolio in Excel is one of the most searched personal finance tasks, yet most spreadsheets people build are static, manually updated, and missing the signals that actually drive buy and sell decisions. This live session shows you how to build a fully automated, real-time portfolio tracker inside Excel using MarketXLS, so your data refreshes itself and your decisions are grounded in current numbers, not yesterday's close. What you'll see: - Pulling live price, daily change, and volume for every ticker in your portfolio using MarketXLS functions like =mxs_last() and =mxs_change_percent(), all updating in real time inside a single Excel sheet - Building a position-level P&L column that calculates unrealized gain or loss automatically as prices move, using your cost basis entered once in a dedicated input column - Adding a portfolio weight column that recalculates each holding as a percentage of total market value the moment any price shifts, so concentration risk is always visible - Pulling dividend yield and next ex-dividend date per ticker so income investors can see at a glance which positions are contributing yield and which are not - Constructing a sector breakdown summary table using a grouping formula tied to a MarketXLS sector field, giving you instant diversification visibility without a pivot table rebuild every session - Setting up a conditional formatting layer that flags any position down more than 5 percent on the day in red and any position hitting a 52-week high in green, directly on the dashboard Why this matters: a stock portfolio in Excel that updates live changes how you interact with your holdings. Instead of logging into a brokerage app and mentally stitching together numbers across accounts, you have one authoritative view that reflects the market as it moves. That single view makes it faster to spot a position growing too large, catch a dividend cut before reinvesting, or decide whether a down day in one sector is isolated or broad. For anyone managing their own investm… 2026-08-04T10:54:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_XLZqIIVE4w https://www.youtube.com/embed/_XLZqIIVE4w https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_XLZqIIVE4w/hqdefault.jpg How to Get Live Stock Prices in Excel - never build a stock tracker without this first How to Get Live Stock Prices in Excel is exactly what this live session walks you through, step by step, using MarketXLS so your spreadsheet refreshes with real-time quotes the moment the market moves. Whether you are managing a personal portfolio, running a watchlist for clients, or just tired of copying and pasting prices by hand, this demo shows you a faster and more reliable way to work. What you'll see: - A blank Excel workbook connected to MarketXLS in under two minutes, pulling a live bid, ask, and last-trade price for any ticker you type into a cell - The mxs_last() and mxs_change_percent() functions entered directly into cells, returning streaming prices without any manual refresh - A multi-ticker watchlist built with a simple column of symbols in column A and a row of MarketXLS functions across the top, so adding a new stock is as easy as typing one more ticker - Conditional formatting applied to the price-change column so green and red highlights update automatically as prices move during the session - A pre-market and after-hours data pull using the MarketXLS extended-hours function, showing how the same formula structure works outside regular trading hours - A quick comparison between Excel's native STOCKHISTORY function and MarketXLS live data, so you can see exactly where the built-in tool falls short for real-time use Why this matters: a spreadsheet that shows you yesterday's closing price is fine for some calculations, but if you are making buy, sell, or hold decisions during market hours you need numbers that move with the market. The difference between a stale price and a live price can be the difference between acting on accurate information and acting on information that is already several minutes old. By connecting Excel directly to a live data feed through MarketXLS, you eliminate the copy-paste loop and build a single source of truth that every other formula in your workbook can reference. This is the foundation that more advanced dashboards, screeners, and alert system… 2026-08-04T10:46:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/HQEU30ppryw https://www.youtube.com/embed/HQEU30ppryw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HQEU30ppryw/hqdefault_live.jpg Butterfly spread calculator built live in Excel, 3 strikes priced in seconds Butterfly spread calculator workflows are rarely shown step by step inside a live spreadsheet, and that gap leaves many options traders guessing at their real max gain, max loss, and breakeven points before they ever place a trade. This broadcast builds a fully functional butterfly spread calculator in Excel using MarketXLS real-time options data, so you can price any long call butterfly, long put butterfly, or iron butterfly on a live underlying in under a minute. Whether you are new to defined-risk options strategies or an experienced trader who wants a reusable template, this session gives you a working tool you can open every trading day. What you'll see: - Pulling live bid, ask, and last prices for three strike options chains with the MarketXLS mxOptions function, so every input cell refreshes automatically during market hours. - Entering the lower strike, middle strike, and upper strike into a structured layout and watching the net debit or net credit calculate instantly from real quoted premiums, not theoretical Black-Scholes estimates. - A dedicated row that computes max profit (distance between strikes minus net debit), max loss (the net debit paid), and both upper and lower breakeven prices using plain Excel formulas anchored to live data. - A payoff table that steps through 20 price levels from well below the lower strike to well above the upper strike, with a conditional color scale that makes the profit zone and loss zone immediately visible at a glance. - A Greeks summary section pulling live delta and theta for each leg from MarketXLS, then netting them so you can see the position-level exposure before you commit capital. - A quick scenario toggle that switches the calculator between long call butterfly, long put butterfly, and iron butterfly configurations without rebuilding any formulas. Knowing your exact breakeven range and maximum loss before you leg into a butterfly spread is what separates a disciplined options trade from a hopeful one. Butterfly spreads look simple on paper, but the n… 2026-08-04T10:31:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/1T39A9iVac4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/1T39A9iVac4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1T39A9iVac4/hqdefault.jpg AI Stock Screener: Find Winning Trades Live in Excel AI stock screener techniques are transforming how traders filter and rank opportunities — and we're showing you exactly how inside Excel using MarketXLS. In this live session, you'll build a fully automated, AI-powered screening system that pulls real-time market data with zero manual effort. Join us to discover how MarketXLS functions let you create smarter, faster stock screens than any standalone tool. 2026-08-04T10:30:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/UgJGjb8RdbI https://www.youtube.com/embed/UgJGjb8RdbI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UgJGjb8RdbI/hqdefault_live.jpg Historical Stock Prices in Excel, the one formula most analysts never use Historical Stock Prices in Excel are easier to pull, clean, and analyze than most investors realize, and this live session shows you exactly how to do it with MarketXLS in under 15 minutes. Whether you are backtesting a strategy, building a performance chart, or checking how a stock behaved around an earnings date, this demo walks through every step from a blank spreadsheet to a fully populated price history table. What you'll see in this session: How to call the MarketXLS historical price function with a ticker, a start date, and an end date to return a clean daily OHLCV table in one step, no manual downloads required. How to pull adjusted close prices versus unadjusted close prices and why the difference matters when you are calculating real returns across dividend payment dates or stock splits. How to set up a dynamic date range using Excel cell references so you can change the lookback window from 30 days to 5 years by editing a single cell, keeping the entire table live and current. How to layer a simple percentage-return column next to the price data, then use conditional formatting to flag days where the stock moved more than two percent in either direction, turning raw numbers into a scannable signal log. How to build a line chart directly from the MarketXLS output so the price history updates automatically each time the sheet refreshes, giving you a chart that is always current without copy-pasting from a brokerage site. How to pull historical prices for multiple tickers side by side and use a basic INDEX-MATCH setup to compare two stocks over the same calendar window, which is the foundation of any relative-strength or pairs analysis. Understanding the actual shape of a stock's price history changes the quality of every decision that follows it. If you are sizing a position, knowing the typical daily range and drawdown profile over the past year gives you a realistic anchor for stop placement. If you are evaluating a fund manager or a screener signal, you need real price data to verify th… 2026-08-04T10:30:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ygmp8m5Brw8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/ygmp8m5Brw8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ygmp8m5Brw8/hqdefault_live.jpg Straddle calculator built in Excel, 3 inputs that change everything Straddle calculator setups are easy to get wrong, and a single miscalculated breakeven can turn a promising volatility trade into a quiet loss. This live session shows you how to build a fully functional straddle calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time options data, so you can size and evaluate any straddle before you place the trade. What you'll see: - Pulling live call and ask prices for any ticker with the MarketXLS options chain function, so your net debit updates the moment the market moves - Calculating upper and lower breakeven prices automatically using the combined premium and strike price, laid out in two clearly labeled cells - Building a max-loss cell that locks in your total net debit the moment both legs are entered, with no manual re-entry required - Mapping profit and loss across a range of expiration prices using a simple data table, giving you a visual curve of the straddle payoff in real time - Pulling implied volatility for the chosen strike with a MarketXLS IV function and comparing it against the historical volatility of the underlying to flag whether the straddle is priced rich or cheap - Adding an expected move column that uses the at-the-money straddle price as a market-implied range estimate, the same figure options desks reference before earnings Why this matters: a straddle profits when the underlying moves far enough in either direction to exceed the combined premium paid, but that threshold shifts every minute as bids and asks change. Most retail traders set their breakevens once at entry and never revisit them. When implied volatility compresses after an event, the straddle can lose value even if the stock moves, because the premium collapses faster than the directional gain accumulates. Having a live calculator that re-prices both legs and recalculates your breakevens continuously means you know exactly where you stand at any moment during the trade, not just at entry. It also lets you compare straddles across multiple expirations side by side, so you can choose the… 2026-08-04T10:30:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/IuttWr8JBFM https://www.youtube.com/embed/IuttWr8JBFM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IuttWr8JBFM/hqdefault_live.jpg Calendar spread calculator built live in Excel, 3 mistakes to avoid Calendar spread calculator strategies are notoriously easy to misprice, and this live session shows you exactly how to build a working model inside Excel using MarketXLS so every input updates in real time. Whether you trade options around earnings, dividends, or low-volatility windows, you will walk away with a reusable spreadsheet that prices both legs of the trade and flags the conditions where a calendar spread actually has an edge. What you'll see: - Pulling real-time options chain data for front-month and back-month contracts using MarketXLS functions, so both legs of the spread reflect live bid-ask prices rather than stale quotes. - Calculating net debit for the spread automatically, with a cell that updates the max-loss figure the moment either leg moves. - Mapping implied volatility for each expiration separately using MarketXLS IV functions, then comparing the two to confirm that the back-month IV is not already priced above the front-month, which is the single most common setup error in calendar spreads. - Building a theta decay comparison column that shows the daily time-value bleed on the short leg versus the long leg, expressed as a net figure so you can see your daily carry at a glance. - Adding a breakeven range calculator that uses the current underlying price and each leg's delta to estimate the price window where the spread expires profitably, updated live as the underlying moves. - A conditional-formatting layer that turns the net-debit cell red if the IV differential drops below a user-defined threshold, acting as a real-time entry filter. Why this matters: most retail options traders price calendar spreads by hand or rely on a broker platform that shows a single combined P-and-L without decomposing the volatility and theta assumptions underneath it. When you build the calculator yourself in Excel, you can see exactly why a calendar spread wins in rising-IV environments and loses when the front-month collapses faster than expected. You can also stress-test the position before you p… 2026-08-04T10:29:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/9ze1Qqt0u5Y https://www.youtube.com/embed/9ze1Qqt0u5Y https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9ze1Qqt0u5Y/hqdefault_live.jpg Put spread calculator built live in Excel, 5 metrics every trader needs Put spread calculator setups are easier to evaluate when every cost, breakeven, and max-loss figure updates automatically in one place. This live session shows long-term options traders and income-focused investors exactly how to build a working put spread calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, so every input reflects the actual bid-ask spread and current underlying price the moment you open the file. What you'll see: - Pulling live put option chains into Excel with MarketXLS functions, selecting the short put and long put strikes side by side in adjacent cells - Calculating net premium received or paid by referencing real-time bid and ask prices for each leg, not stale end-of-day quotes - Building automatic breakeven formulas that recalculate the moment the underlying price or implied volatility shifts during the session - Displaying max profit, max loss, and the exact probability-of-profit estimate using MarketXLS delta values pulled directly from the live chain - Stress-testing the spread by adjusting the strike width and expiration date inside a structured input panel and watching all five output metrics refresh instantly - Formatting a color-coded risk-reward summary row that flags when the credit received falls below a user-defined minimum threshold Knowing these five figures in real time matters because a put spread that looked attractive at the open can shift meaningfully by midday as implied volatility compresses or the underlying moves toward one of your strikes. Most traders price these spreads manually or rely on a broker platform that does not let them layer in their own criteria, position sizing rules, or portfolio-level filters. A self-built calculator in Excel gives you full control over the logic, lets you compare multiple spread configurations on a single screen, and connects directly to live market data so you are never making a decision based on a number that is already minutes old. For covered-call writers rotating into protective puts, for traders managing a wheel… 2026-08-04T10:28:23Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/gqwa5BFKw8o https://www.youtube.com/embed/gqwa5BFKw8o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gqwa5BFKw8o/hqdefault_live.jpg Bull call spread calculator built live, 3 mistakes most options traders make Bull call spread calculator setups are something most retail options traders build by hand, with errors that quietly kill their expected return before they ever place a trade. This live session walks through building a fully dynamic bull call spread calculator in Excel using MarketXLS real-time options data, so you can price, model, and stress-test any bull call spread on a live ticker in under five minutes. What you'll see: - Pulling live bid, ask, and mid prices for both the long call and short call legs using MarketXLS options chain functions, so your net debit is never based on stale data. - Calculating max profit, max loss, and breakeven price automatically in dedicated cells that update the moment the underlying moves. - Building a payoff table that maps profit and loss at expiration across a range of underlying prices, giving you a row-by-row view of how the spread behaves at every dollar increment. - Charting the payoff curve directly in Excel so you can see the flat loss zone, the slope, and the profit ceiling in one glance without leaving the spreadsheet. - Adding a Greeks summary row that pulls delta for each leg individually and nets them, showing your real directional exposure on the spread, not just on the individual options. - Running a quick return-on-risk calculation that compares the max profit to the net debit paid, the number most traders skip but every serious options desk watches first. Why this matters: a bull call spread looks simple on the surface, two legs, one debit, one defined risk. But the decision of which strikes to pair, how far out to go on expiration, and whether the risk-to-reward ratio actually justifies the trade requires live, accurate data at the moment you are sizing the position. Most free calculators online use delayed quotes or require you to type in prices by hand, which means your model is already wrong by the time you finish building it. With MarketXLS pulling real-time options chain data directly into your spreadsheet, the calculator reprices itself continuous… 2026-08-04T10:26:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/uoKeh2Ys6EY https://www.youtube.com/embed/uoKeh2Ys6EY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uoKeh2Ys6EY/hqdefault_live.jpg Call spread calculator built live in Excel, 3 risk inputs most traders skip Call spread calculator setups are easier to get wrong than most options traders expect, and this live session shows exactly how to build one that catches the errors before they cost you. Using MarketXLS inside Excel, we construct a fully dynamic bull call spread model that pulls real-time options chain data and updates every figure the moment the underlying price moves. Whether you are sizing a position ahead of earnings or stress-testing a spread you already hold, this walkthrough gives you a reusable tool you can open on any trading day. What you'll see: - Fetching live bid and ask prices for both the long and short call legs using MarketXLS options chain functions, so the net debit reflects what you would actually pay at the moment you place the order. - Calculating max profit, max loss, and breakeven price automatically from the strike prices and net debit, with conditional formatting that flags when the reward-to-risk ratio falls below a threshold you set. - A Greeks summary panel pulling real-time delta, theta, and vega for each leg individually and for the spread as a whole, showing how time decay and volatility shifts affect your position differently than a naked call would. - A scenario table that recalculates spread value at expiration across a range of underlying prices, laid out as a payoff grid so you can see the full profit and loss curve without leaving the sheet. - A volatility input cell tied to implied volatility data from MarketXLS, letting you model what happens to spread value if IV contracts sharply after an earnings event, which is one of the three inputs most traders leave as a static assumption. - A position-sizing module that uses your account size and maximum acceptable dollar loss to suggest the number of contracts, so risk is defined before the trade is placed rather than after. Understanding your exact risk parameters on a call spread is not optional if you want to trade options consistently. The difference between a spread that fits your risk tolerance and one that looks simil… 2026-08-04T10:25:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_NY0I3BSR5Q https://www.youtube.com/embed/_NY0I3BSR5Q https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_NY0I3BSR5Q/hqdefault_live.jpg Options breakeven calculator built live, the 3 inputs most traders skip Options breakeven calculator workflows are exactly what this live session builds from scratch inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data. Whether you trade calls, puts, spreads, or covered calls, knowing your true breakeven price before you place a trade is the difference between a disciplined entry and a costly guess. This session is built for options traders at any level who want a reusable, formula-driven tool they can update in seconds. What you'll see: - Pulling live options chain data directly into Excel with MarketXLS functions, including bid, ask, last price, implied volatility, and open interest for any ticker - Building a call breakeven formula (strike plus net premium paid) and a put breakeven formula (strike minus net premium paid) that update automatically as prices move - Adding a mid-price input cell so the calculator uses the fair-value premium instead of the ask, a step most retail traders skip entirely - Extending the calculator to covered calls, showing how to factor in cost basis alongside the premium collected to find the true downside breakeven - Creating a small sensitivity table that recalculates breakeven across five different premium scenarios so you can see how slippage and time decay shift your number before expiration - Laying out a one-page dashboard with conditional formatting that highlights whether the current underlying price is above, at, or below your breakeven in real time Why this matters: most brokerage platforms show you a breakeven number only after you have already selected a contract and are one click away from submitting the order. By building your own options breakeven calculator in Excel with live data feeding in through MarketXLS, you can screen multiple strikes and expirations side by side, compare breakeven distances as a percentage of the current stock price, and set a personal threshold before you ever open the order ticket. That kind of pre-trade clarity reduces impulsive entries and gives you a documented rationale for every position, which is especially… 2026-08-04T10:24:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/OZH61hUDiFk https://www.youtube.com/embed/OZH61hUDiFk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OZH61hUDiFk/hqdefault_live.jpg Option strategy calculator built live in Excel, 6 metrics that change your trade Option strategy calculator setups built directly in Excel using MarketXLS real-time data are the focus of this live session. Whether you are comparing a covered call, a cash-secured put, a vertical spread, or an iron condor, this demo walks you through pulling live options chain data and wiring it into a structured calculator that shows you exactly what each trade risks and rewards before you place a single order. If you have ever entered an options position and later realized the numbers did not match your expectations, this session shows you where that gap usually lives. What you will see in this session: Live options chain data pulled into Excel using MarketXLS functions, including bid, ask, implied volatility, delta, and open interest for any ticker you choose. A step-by-step build of a multi-leg strategy calculator that computes max profit, max loss, breakeven price, and return on capital for a covered call and a vertical spread side by side. A probability-of-profit estimate wired into the calculator using the delta of the short strike as a quick approximation, so you can compare two strategies on the same underlying in real time. A Greeks summary panel showing net delta, net theta, and net vega for the combined position, updating live as the underlying price moves during the session. An expected-value row that multiplies the probability of max profit by the max profit and subtracts the probability of max loss times the max loss, giving a single-number comparison across strategy variations. A scenario slider section where changing the assumed price at expiration recalculates the profit and loss across all legs instantly, letting you stress-test the trade before you commit capital. Understanding these numbers matters because options pricing is not intuitive from the contract screen alone. A trade that looks attractive based on premium collected can carry a risk-reward ratio that most disciplined traders would reject if they saw it spelled out in a table. The calculator built in this session forces that t… 2026-08-04T10:23:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/kawqYpp9OgM https://www.youtube.com/embed/kawqYpp9OgM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kawqYpp9OgM/hqdefault_live.jpg Option payoff calculator built in Excel, 5 setups most traders skip Option payoff calculator setups inside Excel are what this live session builds from scratch using MarketXLS, showing you exactly how to map real-time option premiums to profit and loss curves before you place a single trade. Whether you are sizing a covered call, testing a long straddle, or stress-testing a spread, this demo walks through the mechanics that turn a blank spreadsheet into a decision-ready payoff diagram tied to live market data. What you will see in this session: Pulling live bid, ask, and last prices for any option contract with MarketXLS functions like =mxOptionBid() and =mxOptionAsk() so the payoff model always reflects the current market, not stale data. Building a strike-by-strike payoff table that calculates net profit and loss at expiration across a range of underlying prices, with premium cost and contract multiplier baked in from the start. Adding an unrealized P&L column that compares your entry premium against the live option price mid-session, so you can see how the position is tracking before expiration arrives. Layering in a simple breakeven formula that auto-updates whenever the premium changes, removing the guesswork from the one number most retail traders miscalculate. Testing five common single-leg and two-leg structures, including a cash-secured put and a bull call spread, inside the same calculator so you can compare max gain, max loss, and breakeven side by side. Using a dropdown input cell tied to =mxOptionChain() data to switch the underlying ticker and expiration date without rebuilding the model, making the calculator reusable for any stock in your watchlist. Understanding your payoff profile before entering a trade is not a luxury, it is the minimum due diligence that separates a structured options strategy from a guess. A payoff calculator forces you to define your max loss before the order goes in, align the breakeven price with your actual price target, and see whether the premium you are paying is justified by the range of outcomes. Traders who skip this step ofte… 2026-08-04T10:22:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/e_hKHVkvSCI https://www.youtube.com/embed/e_hKHVkvSCI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e_hKHVkvSCI/hqdefault.jpg Real time option prices in Claude, the one prompt most traders never try Real time option prices in Claude become genuinely useful when you connect a live data source directly to your AI workflow, and that is exactly what this broadcast shows. If you have ever copied option chains by hand or refreshed a broker tab to get current bid-ask spreads, this demo will show you a faster path using MarketXLS inside Excel or Google Sheets alongside Claude as your reasoning layer. This session is built for active options traders and analysts who want live data and intelligent interpretation in one place. What you will see in this broadcast: A MarketXLS formula pulling real time option prices for a chosen ticker, including bid, ask, last price, implied volatility, delta, and open interest, all updating live in the spreadsheet without any manual refresh. A structured option chain layout built in Excel that organizes calls and puts by strike and expiration, formatted so Claude can read the output and answer natural-language questions about the data. A live prompt sent to Claude that passes the current option chain values and asks it to flag strikes where implied volatility is unusually elevated relative to the surrounding chain, a task that would take a trader several minutes to do manually. A second prompt asking Claude to compare the current real time option prices against a user-defined expected move and identify whether the market is pricing in more or less risk than the trader assumes. A demonstration of how to refresh the MarketXLS data feed on a timer so that Claude is always working from the most current bid-ask values rather than a stale snapshot. A quick audit of which MarketXLS functions to use for options versus equities, so viewers can adapt this workflow to any ticker or expiration they trade. Why this workflow matters: option pricing is time-sensitive in a way that most spreadsheet setups ignore. A bid-ask spread or implied volatility reading from even a few minutes ago can lead to a mispriced entry or a misread on directional risk. When real time option prices feed directly into a C… 2026-07-30T19:59:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/pMsdkEzp3w4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/pMsdkEzp3w4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pMsdkEzp3w4/hqdefault_live.jpg Iron condor calculator built live in Excel, 5 cells that define your risk Iron condor calculator setups are one of the most searched options topics in Excel, yet most traders cobble together formulas that miss a critical input or two. This live session builds a complete, real-time iron condor calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS, walking through every component from strike selection to max loss, so you can size and evaluate any iron condor trade before you place it. What you'll see: - Pulling live bid and ask prices for all four legs using MarketXLS options chain functions, so your net credit reflects the actual market, not yesterday's close - Calculating max profit, max loss, and breakeven points with plain Excel formulas wired directly to live option premium data - A strike-width input cell that instantly recalculates the entire P and L structure when you widen or narrow the wings - Probability of profit estimates derived from the delta values MarketXLS returns for each short strike, giving you a data-backed read on trade odds - A Greeks summary row that aggregates net delta, net theta, and net vega across all four legs so you can see the position's daily decay and directional exposure at a glance - A scenario table that stress-tests the position at expiration across a range of underlying prices, highlighting the profit zone in green and the loss zones in red with conditional formatting Why this matters: an iron condor lives or dies on two numbers, the credit you collect and the width of the spread. If those two numbers are not wired to real-time data, you are making sizing and strike decisions on stale prices. A live calculator changes that. You can scan multiple expiration cycles, compare the credit-to-width ratio across different strike distances, and decide whether the premium on offer actually compensates for the risk before capital is committed. For traders who run iron condors on indexes or high-volume ETFs on a regular schedule, this kind of structured tool also creates a repeatable process, meaning every trade gets evaluated against the same criteria rathe… 2026-07-30T19:13:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/-1sLMUbKNGU https://www.youtube.com/embed/-1sLMUbKNGU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-1sLMUbKNGU/hqdefault_live.jpg Option payoff chart built live in Excel, the one cell most traders never check Option payoff chart analysis in Excel is one of the clearest ways to visualize risk and reward before you place a single options trade, and this live session shows you exactly how to build one from scratch using MarketXLS real-time data. Whether you trade covered calls, protective puts, or multi-leg spreads, seeing your breakeven points and maximum loss plotted on a chart changes how you think about position sizing and entry price. What you'll see: - Pulling live option chain data into Excel with MarketXLS functions, including bid, ask, implied volatility, and Greeks for any strike and expiration - Setting up a dynamic price range along the x-axis that auto-updates as the underlying moves, so the chart always reflects current market conditions - Calculating net profit and loss at expiration for a single-leg position, then extending the same formula structure to a two-leg vertical spread - Using a named range and a simple data table to feed the payoff curve, so changing the strike or premium input instantly redraws the chart without any manual edits - Overlaying the current stock price as a vertical reference line so you can read the distance to breakeven at a glance - Identifying the one cell that controls maximum loss, which most traders set once and never revisit even after the underlying moves significantly against them Understanding your option payoff chart before you enter a trade is not a cosmetic exercise. It forces you to define your worst-case loss in dollar terms, not just in percentage of premium, and it shows exactly where you need the stock to be at expiration just to break even. For income strategies like covered calls or cash-secured puts, the chart also reveals how much upside you are giving up relative to the premium collected, a tradeoff that is easy to underestimate when you are only looking at a percentage yield figure. For debit spreads, it makes the capped profit ceiling visible so you are not surprised when the stock runs well past your short strike and your gains stop growing. The sa… 2026-07-30T19:12:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/6tjFKDkQPS4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/6tjFKDkQPS4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6tjFKDkQPS4/hqdefault_live.jpg Options spread calculator built live in Excel, 4 spreads compared side by side Options spread calculator setups are often scattered across three different tools before a trader can compare them fairly. This live session builds a single, unified spreadsheet using MarketXLS that pulls real-time options data and computes credit, debit, max gain, max loss, and breakeven prices for four common spread types, all in one view. If you trade vertical spreads, iron condors, or calendar spreads and want a faster way to evaluate them before placing an order, this demo is built for you. What you'll see: - Live bid and ask prices for individual legs pulled directly into Excel using MarketXLS options chain functions, with no manual entry required - A debit spread section that auto-calculates net premium paid, max profit at expiration, and the exact breakeven strike for a bull call and bear put structure - A credit spread section that computes net premium received, max loss if the spread expires in the money, and the probability of profit using implied volatility data from the chain - An iron condor panel that combines the two credit spreads, shows the full profit zone between the short strikes, and flags when the market price is inside or outside that zone - A side-by-side comparison row that ranks all four structures by return on risk so you can see at a glance which setup gives the most reward per dollar of capital committed - Conditional formatting rules that turn cells red when a spread's breakeven is within one standard deviation move of the current underlying price, giving a fast visual risk check Knowing the theoretical max gain of a spread is not enough on its own. The number that actually drives position sizing is return on risk, meaning how much you collect or spend relative to the worst-case loss on that spread. A credit spread that collects 0.80 on a 5.00-wide strike looks attractive until you see a debit spread on the same underlying offering a better ratio with defined risk on both sides. Having both calculations in one live spreadsheet, refreshing as the market moves, lets you mak… 2026-07-30T19:11:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/2i8X8vsvfOQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/2i8X8vsvfOQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2i8X8vsvfOQ/hqdefault_live.jpg Cash secured put calculator built in Excel, 3 metrics most sellers miss Cash secured put calculator built live in Excel using MarketXLS gives options income traders a repeatable, data-driven way to evaluate every potential trade before committing capital. This session walks through constructing the full calculator from scratch inside a real spreadsheet, pulling live options chain data with MarketXLS functions so every figure updates in real time. Whether you sell puts for income on a weekly basis or use the strategy to acquire shares at a discount, this demo shows you exactly how to size and score each trade objectively. What you'll see: - Pulling a live options chain for any ticker using MarketXLS functions and isolating put contracts by strike, expiration, and open interest directly in Excel - Calculating annualized return on capital for each candidate strike so you can compare trades across different tickers on an apples-to-apples basis - Building a break-even price cell that factors in the net premium received, giving you an instant downside buffer percentage against the current stock price - Scoring each put contract by implied volatility rank so you can filter for strikes where option premiums are historically elevated rather than just nominally high - Adding a collateral requirement column that auto-calculates the cash you must hold per contract, letting you stress-test position sizing against your actual account balance - Flagging contracts where the delta exceeds a user-defined threshold, the one check that separates disciplined sellers from traders who chase yield without measuring assignment probability Understanding these figures changes how you approach every trade. Annualized return looks attractive on paper, but without implied volatility rank and delta side by side you have no way to know whether the premium compensates you fairly for the risk you are taking on. A strike that pays a 1.2 percent monthly premium on a stock with low implied volatility rank is a very different trade than the same premium on a stock sitting at the 80th percentile of its volatility ra… 2026-07-30T19:10:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/EWqSWrsiC0c https://www.youtube.com/embed/EWqSWrsiC0c https://i.ytimg.com/vi/EWqSWrsiC0c/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock option profit calculator built live in Excel, 5 outputs most traders skip Stock option profit calculator setups confuse a lot of traders because most tools only show a single profit or loss number and stop there. This live session builds a fully dynamic options profit calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS, pulling real-time bid, ask, implied volatility, and Greeks so every output updates the moment the underlying price moves. If you trade calls or puts and want a single spreadsheet that tells you exactly when to enter, when to exit, and what your real downside is, this demo is built for you. What you'll see: Live option chain data pulled directly into Excel using MarketXLS functions like mx_opt_bid, mx_opt_ask, and mx_opt_impliedvolatility, so the calculator always reflects current market prices and not stale snapshots. A break-even price calculator that computes the exact underlying price at expiration where the trade crosses from loss to profit, displayed as a clearly labeled cell that updates in real time. A max profit and max loss table for long calls, long puts, covered calls, and cash-secured puts, with each scenario laid out in a separate row so you can compare strategies side by side before committing capital. Delta-adjusted profit estimates that show projected profit or loss at any target price you type in, using the live delta from MarketXLS rather than a static assumption, giving you a more realistic expected outcome than simple intrinsic value math. An implied move overlay that pulls the expected one-standard-deviation move for the expiration date you choose, so you can see immediately whether your profit target sits inside or outside the market's own probability range. A return-on-capital column that converts raw dollar profit into a percentage of the margin or premium required, the single number that lets you compare a cheap far-out-of-the-money lottery ticket against a high-probability near-the-money spread on equal footing. Why this matters: most retail traders eyeball their option trades and realize too late that the profit scenario they imagined required… 2026-07-30T19:09:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/kjr192iTq4A https://www.youtube.com/embed/kjr192iTq4A https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kjr192iTq4A/hqdefault_live.jpg Implied volatility calculator built live in Excel, 3 signals most options traders miss Implied volatility calculator workflows are at the center of this live session, where we build a fully functional options analysis tool inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data. If you trade options, sell covered calls, or size positions around earnings, this demo shows you exactly how to pull live implied volatility figures and turn them into actionable trading signals without leaving your spreadsheet. What you'll see: - Pulling live implied volatility for any ticker using MarketXLS option chain functions, with the raw IV figure appearing in a single cell updated in real time - Building an IV percentile column that ranks current implied volatility against a rolling historical window, so you can see at a glance whether options are cheap or expensive relative to recent norms - Setting up a side-by-side comparison of IV versus realized historical volatility to identify the volatility risk premium and spot when the market is overpricing or underpricing risk - Constructing a simple expected move calculator that uses the at-the-money implied volatility to project a one standard deviation price range for any expiration date you choose - Adding a conditional formatting layer that flags when IV percentile crosses thresholds commonly used to screen for premium-selling or premium-buying setups - Organizing all outputs into a clean dashboard layout with ticker input, expiration selector, and live refreshing cells so the whole model updates with one keystroke Why this matters: most retail options traders look at implied volatility as a single number on a brokerage screen with no historical context around it. That single number tells you almost nothing on its own. Knowing whether IV is in the 20th or 85th percentile of its recent range completely changes whether a strategy like selling a cash-secured put or buying a straddle makes sense on a given day. The expected move calculation adds a second layer, giving you a probability-weighted price band that options market makers are already pricing in. When you combine IV… 2026-07-30T19:08:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/S_RQiaDHrqU https://www.youtube.com/embed/S_RQiaDHrqU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/S_RQiaDHrqU/hqdefault_live.jpg Put option calculator built live in Excel, 5 cells most traders skip Put option calculator logic is something most retail traders never build themselves, and that gap leads to mispriced risk on nearly every trade they place. This live session walks through constructing a fully functional put option calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, so you can price puts, measure downside protection, and size positions with confidence before you ever enter a trade. What you'll see: - Pulling live underlying price, bid, ask, and implied volatility for any ticker using MarketXLS option chain functions, fed directly into the calculator as dynamic inputs - Building the Black-Scholes put pricing formula cell by cell, with d1, d2, and the cumulative normal distribution broken out so every variable is visible and editable - Calculating theoretical put value versus the current market premium to spot whether a contract is overpriced or cheap relative to the model - Setting up a live Greeks dashboard showing delta, gamma, theta, and vega for the selected put, updating automatically as the underlying moves during the session - Constructing a breakeven and max-profit table that adjusts in real time when you change strike, expiration, or contract quantity - Adding a scenario matrix that stress-tests the put across five different underlying price moves so you can see profit and loss before expiration at a glance Understanding put option pricing matters because most traders look only at the premium they pay and the strike they choose. They skip implied volatility rank, theta decay rate, and how delta shifts as the stock moves toward or away from the strike. Those omissions cause traders to overpay for protection during high-volatility spikes, hold contracts too close to expiration when theta is eroding value fastest, and size positions without knowing the true probability of profit. A live put option calculator forces every one of those variables into plain view, turning abstract options theory into a checklist you can run in under two minutes on any stock in your watchlist. This sessi… 2026-07-30T19:07:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/w3JTCTeM1IY https://www.youtube.com/embed/w3JTCTeM1IY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/w3JTCTeM1IY/hqdefault_live.jpg Call option profit calculator built live, the 3 inputs most traders miscalculate Call option profit calculator logic is built from scratch in this live Excel session, showing exactly how to model your upside, breakeven, and maximum loss before you place a single trade. If you trade equity options or are just starting to evaluate calls as part of a broader income or growth strategy, this walkthrough gives you a reusable spreadsheet you can update with any ticker in seconds. What you'll see in this session: A live MarketXLS pull of real-time option chain data for a chosen stock, using the mxOptions function to bring in strike price, expiration, ask price, and implied volatility in one formula. A structured profit and loss table that calculates net profit at expiration across a range of underlying prices, so you can see exactly where your trade makes money and where it does not. Breakeven price calculation wired directly to the live premium cell, so the moment the ask price updates, your breakeven updates with it, no manual re-entry needed. A max loss cell locked to the total premium paid, showing the hard floor on your risk in dollar terms and as a percentage of the underlying price. A return on risk column that computes your percentage gain at each price target, helping you compare two or three call setups side by side on the same sheet. An optional Greeks panel pulling delta, theta, and vega from MarketXLS so you can see how time decay and volatility shifts affect the position before expiration, not just at it. Why this matters: most retail traders evaluate a call option by looking at the premium alone and estimating upside in their head. That mental shortcut skips the breakeven math, ignores the implied volatility baked into the price, and makes it nearly impossible to compare two different strikes or expirations honestly. A properly built call option profit calculator forces you to see the full picture, specifically what price the stock must reach just to return your premium, what percentage move that requires, and whether the implied move justified by the premium is realistic giv… 2026-07-30T19:06:42Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/xY-CJaWmc3I https://www.youtube.com/embed/xY-CJaWmc3I https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xY-CJaWmc3I/hqdefault_live.jpg Best options profit calculator built live in Excel, 6 metrics traders miss Best options profit calculator setups often live inside expensive platforms that hide the math from you. This live session builds a fully transparent options profit calculator directly in Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, so you can see every formula, every assumption, and every number that drives your potential gain or loss before you place a trade. Whether you trade covered calls, long puts, or vertical spreads, this walkthrough is built for retail options traders who want to own their analysis. What you'll see in this session: Pulling live bid, ask, and last price for any option contract using MarketXLS functions like mxlsOptionChain and mxlsGetOptionQuote directly into a structured Excel table. Building a breakeven price calculator that updates in real time as the underlying stock moves, so your breakeven cell always reflects current premium, not a stale screenshot. Calculating max profit, max loss, and the profit-to-loss ratio for single-leg and two-leg spreads side by side in one sheet, with conditional formatting that highlights when a trade no longer meets your minimum ratio. Adding a live delta and implied volatility column pulled from MarketXLS so you can see how the probability profile of the trade shifts as IV changes intraday. Building a scenario table that shows profit or loss at five different expiration prices for the underlying, giving you a quick visual of where the trade works and where it breaks down. Overlaying the current stock price fetched with a live MarketXLS quote function so the scenario table always centers around today's actual price, not a manually typed estimate. Why this matters: most retail traders price options by feel or by reading the platform P/L estimate, which is a black box. When you build the calculator yourself, you understand exactly which inputs move the needle. A one-point change in implied volatility can erase a profit cushion you thought was safe. A wider bid-ask spread quietly cuts your realistic max profit before the trade even opens. Seeing those n… 2026-07-30T19:05:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/DScTRupXGjk https://www.youtube.com/embed/DScTRupXGjk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DScTRupXGjk/hqdefault_live.jpg Option trading calculator built live in Excel, 5 metrics that flag risk fast Option trading calculator setups inside Excel are exactly what this live session walks through, step by step, using MarketXLS real-time data pulled directly into your spreadsheet. Whether you are evaluating a covered call, a cash-secured put, or a basic long call position, this demo shows you how to build a fully functional calculator that updates automatically as prices move, so you are never working from stale numbers when a trade decision is on the line. What you'll see: - Pulling live option chain data into Excel using MarketXLS functions like =OptionChain() and =OptionPrice(), so bid, ask, implied volatility, and open interest all refresh in real time - Building a breakeven price formula for both call and put positions directly in a cell, with inputs for premium paid, strike price, and contract size so any ticker can be swapped in within seconds - Setting up a max profit and max loss calculator for defined-risk strategies like vertical spreads, with conditional formatting that turns cells red when the risk-to-reward ratio falls outside your preset threshold - Pulling the Greeks, specifically delta, theta, and vega, for a selected contract using MarketXLS and wiring them into a sensitivity table that shows how your position P&L shifts across a range of underlying price moves - Creating a return-on-capital column that computes annualized yield for premium-selling strategies, flagging positions where the annualized return drops below a minimum target you set - Laying out a side-by-side comparison panel so you can evaluate two different strike or expiration choices on the same underlying without switching tabs Why this matters: most retail options traders size positions and estimate outcomes by feel or by using a broker tool they cannot customize. Building your own option trading calculator in Excel puts every assumption on the table. You control the inputs, you see exactly which variable is driving the risk, and you can stress-test a position against a 5 percent gap move or a volatility spike before y… 2026-07-30T19:04:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/QONs7OIX1g0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/QONs7OIX1g0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QONs7OIX1g0/hqdefault_live.jpg Option greeks calculator built live in Excel, 5 cells most traders skip Option greeks calculator workflows are easier to build than most traders expect, and this live session shows you exactly how to pull real-time delta, gamma, theta, vega, and rho directly into Excel or Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Whether you are managing a single covered call or a multi-leg spread, having greeks update automatically in your spreadsheet changes how fast you can react to market moves. What you'll see: - Pulling live delta and gamma for a specific options contract using MarketXLS functions, so your position sensitivity updates tick by tick without manual refreshes - Building a theta decay column that shows daily time erosion in dollar terms across every open position, not just as an abstract percentage - Setting up a vega exposure row that flags how much your portfolio value shifts for each one-point move in implied volatility, a number most retail traders never calculate - Creating a simple Greeks summary dashboard with conditional formatting that turns red when delta or theta breach thresholds you define - Mapping rho values to a Fed meeting calendar so you can see which contracts carry meaningful interest rate sensitivity ahead of policy announcements - Comparing greeks side by side for two expiration dates on the same underlying, so you can decide whether to roll a position or hold it through expiry Why this matters: most options traders look at greeks on their broker platform one contract at a time, which makes it almost impossible to see aggregate exposure across a full portfolio. When delta creeps well beyond your target range or theta is draining faster than premium collected, you need a single view that shows the whole picture, not ten browser tabs. Building your own option greeks calculator in Excel or Google Sheets with live MarketXLS data means you define the layout, you choose which strikes and expirations to monitor, and the numbers stay current without any copy-paste work. That kind of live dashboard is what professional options desks rely on, and this session shows indivi… 2026-07-30T19:03:35Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/b_YHEgAP8rM https://www.youtube.com/embed/b_YHEgAP8rM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/b_YHEgAP8rM/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock options calculator built live in Excel, 5 cells most traders skip Stock options calculator setups inside Excel are something most retail traders piece together manually, making errors that quietly distort every trade decision they make. This live session shows you how to build a clean, real-time options calculator in Excel using MarketXLS functions, so you can price contracts, measure risk, and compare positions without leaving your spreadsheet. What you'll see: - Pulling live options chains directly into Excel with MarketXLS, including bid, ask, implied volatility, and open interest for any ticker - Setting up a Black-Scholes pricing formula alongside the live MarketXLS market price so you can see theoretical value versus actual market price side by side - Calculating all five Greeks, delta, gamma, theta, vega, and rho, in dedicated cells that update automatically as the underlying moves - Building a breakeven and max-loss row that recalculates the moment you change strike, expiry, or contract quantity - Creating a multi-leg comparison table so you can evaluate a covered call, a cash-secured put, and a vertical spread on the same underlying without switching tools - Flagging the implied volatility rank for each contract using MarketXLS historical data so you can see whether you are buying or selling options when IV is cheap or expensive Why this matters: most traders either rely on their broker's built-in tools, which rarely let you customize or combine outputs, or they build their own calculators from scratch without live data feeding in. The result is that pricing assumptions go stale the moment the market moves. When your calculator is connected to real-time data through MarketXLS, the Greeks, the theoretical price, and the risk metrics all shift with the market, giving you a decision-ready dashboard rather than a static snapshot. That live feedback loop changes how you evaluate entry timing, position size, and exit targets, because you are no longer working from numbers that were accurate five minutes ago. For traders who sell premium regularly, seeing theta dec… 2026-07-30T19:02:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/qS0hhbL1E74 https://www.youtube.com/embed/qS0hhbL1E74 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qS0hhbL1E74/hqdefault_live.jpg Option price calculator built in Excel, 5 inputs most traders skip Option price calculator setups inside Excel are one of the fastest ways to price contracts without leaving your spreadsheet, and this live session shows you exactly how to build one using MarketXLS real-time data. Whether you are evaluating calls and puts before earnings or stress-testing a covered call position, this demo gives you a working model you can copy and adapt today. What you'll see: - Pulling live underlying price, bid, ask, and implied volatility for any ticker using MarketXLS functions directly into Excel cells - Wiring the Black-Scholes inputs, spot price, strike price, days to expiration, risk-free rate, and implied volatility, into a clean calculator layout with no manual data entry - Using MarketXLS option chain functions to populate an entire expiration strip so you can compare theoretical value against the live market price in one glance - Calculating the fair value of both calls and puts and flagging contracts where the market price deviates from theoretical value by more than a defined threshold - Building a Greeks summary row, delta, gamma, theta, and vega, alongside each contract so you see the full risk picture, not just the price - Adding a simple scenario table that recalculates theoretical price across five different implied volatility assumptions so you can see how sensitive a position is before you place the trade Most retail traders open a brokerage options chain, pick a strike that looks reasonable, and place the order without ever checking whether the market price is fair relative to the underlying's current volatility. A live option price calculator solves that problem. When you can see theoretical value next to the live bid and ask in the same row, you immediately know whether you are paying a premium for implied volatility or getting a discount, and that single comparison changes how you filter trades. It also matters for income strategies like covered calls and cash-secured puts, where entering at the wrong implied volatility level can cut expected yield by a third… 2026-07-30T19:01:22Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/M2UuF9_vEjg https://www.youtube.com/embed/M2UuF9_vEjg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/M2UuF9_vEjg/hqdefault.jpg Portfolio Tracker in Excel that flags losers before they drag your returns Portfolio Tracker in Excel is the single most-requested spreadsheet among self-directed investors, and this live session shows you how to build one that updates automatically using MarketXLS real-time data. Whether you hold a handful of dividend stocks or a diversified mix of ETFs and individual names, this demo gives you a working model you can copy and adapt in under an hour. What you'll see: - Pulling live price, day change, and 52-week high data for every ticker using MarketXLS functions like =mxLastPrice() and =mxChangePercent() in a structured holdings table - Calculating position-level gain or loss in dollars and percent by linking cost-basis inputs to live price cells, so every number refreshes without a manual refresh click - Adding a portfolio weight column that auto-recalculates as prices move, so you can see concentration drift the moment it happens - Building a conditional-format heat map that turns red on any position down more than a threshold you set, giving you an at-a-glance flag on laggards before they compound - Pulling sector and dividend yield data alongside price so you can spot income gaps and sector overweights in the same view - Creating a summary row that shows total portfolio value, total unrealized gain or loss, and a blended yield on cost, all live Why this matters: most investors keep track of performance inside a brokerage account that shows them only current value and a generic return figure. A custom Portfolio Tracker in Excel lets you define your own metrics, set your own alert thresholds, and see your actual cost basis, sector exposure, and income stream in one place. That means you make rebalancing decisions based on your numbers, not a platform's simplified view. When a position starts drifting or a dividend yield signal changes, you see it in the sheet before your statement reflects it. For anyone managing a taxable account where timing matters, that early visibility is not a nice-to-have, it is a genuine edge. The tracker built in this session covers equities and… 2026-07-30T15:40:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Q4mP3vKzkaU https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q4mP3vKzkaU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q4mP3vKzkaU/hqdefault_live.jpg Covered call calculator built live in Excel, 5 metrics that reveal true yield Covered call calculator workflows are rarely shown in a live spreadsheet, so most options income traders rely on rough mental math instead of real numbers. This broadcast builds a fully dynamic covered call calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, walking through every formula step by step so you can replicate it before the session ends. Whether you are writing calls on a single position or screening a watchlist for the best premium opportunities, this demo is built for you. What you'll see: - Pulling real-time bid and ask prices for call options directly into Excel using MarketXLS option chain functions, so the premium figure is never stale - Calculating annualized yield on a covered call by combining the live premium, the strike price, and the number of days to expiration in a single formula row - Building a breakeven price cell that updates automatically when the underlying stock moves, showing exactly how much downside the premium absorbs - Comparing static yield versus called-away yield side by side so you can see the difference between collecting the premium and having shares assigned at the strike - Adding a moneyness column that flags whether each candidate strike is in the money, at the money, or out of the money, using live underlying price data from MarketXLS - Laying out a multi-ticker covered call screener that ranks positions by annualized premium yield so the highest-income opportunities sort to the top automatically Understanding these numbers matters because the advertised yield on a covered call changes every time the stock moves, the implied volatility shifts, or a dividend date approaches. Traders who eyeball premium without anchoring it to annualized return and breakeven often accept positions that look attractive on the surface but deliver below-average income once the math is done correctly. A live calculator removes that guesswork. When you can see annualized yield, called-away return, and breakeven all recalculating in real time against the current bid, you can make a… 2026-07-30T12:18:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/U0aCZxuQgJc https://www.youtube.com/embed/U0aCZxuQgJc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U0aCZxuQgJc/hqdefault_live.jpg Black Scholes calculator built in Excel, the one input most traders ignore Black Scholes calculator logic comes alive in this live Excel build using MarketXLS, showing options traders exactly how to price a call or put in real time without leaving their spreadsheet. If you have ever wondered whether the premium you are paying is fair or inflated, this session gives you a working model and the live data to check it on any ticker you follow. What you'll see: - Black Scholes calculator inputs pulled live with MarketXLS functions: underlying price, strike, days to expiration, and the risk-free rate fed directly from cells so the model reprices automatically - Implied volatility fetched with a MarketXLS options function and compared against historical volatility to reveal whether the market is pricing fear or calm into the contract - A step-by-step breakdown of d1 and d2 inside the spreadsheet so you can see exactly how the probability terms shift as expiration approaches - Theoretical call and put prices calculated from the formula and placed side by side with the live bid-ask from the options chain so the gap is immediately visible - A Greeks panel, delta, gamma, theta, and vega, built with MarketXLS data so you can watch how sensitivity changes when you move the strike or adjust days to expiration with a single cell edit - A scenario table that stress-tests the model across five volatility assumptions, showing how dramatically the fair value shifts when implied volatility moves even a few percentage points Understanding where the Black Scholes model agrees with the market and where it diverges is one of the most practical edges a retail options trader can develop. When the theoretical price sits well below the market ask, you are paying a volatility premium that the model does not justify. When it sits above, the contract may be underpriced relative to the statistical inputs. Neither condition is a trade signal on its own, but seeing the gap in a live cell rather than a static screenshot changes how quickly you can act and how confidently you can size a position. This build also mak… 2026-07-30T12:15:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/t8nD5QVnbUY https://www.youtube.com/embed/t8nD5QVnbUY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t8nD5QVnbUY/hqdefault_live.jpg Options calculator in Excel, 5 metrics most traders never check before buying Options calculator workflows built live in Excel give traders a repeatable system for sizing and timing options trades with real data, not guesswork. This session is designed for individual investors and active traders who want to move beyond gut-feel entries and build a structured, formula-driven process directly inside a spreadsheet they already use. If you have ever bought a call or put without fully understanding what implied volatility or delta is doing to your position, this broadcast is for you. What you'll see: - Pulling live options chain data into Excel using MarketXLS functions, including bid, ask, last price, open interest, and implied volatility for any ticker in real time - Building a Black-Scholes options pricing model inside a single worksheet so you can compare the theoretical fair value of an option against the current market price and spot mispricing immediately - Calculating the five core Greeks, delta, gamma, theta, vega, and rho, with live inputs so the numbers update automatically as the underlying stock price moves during the session - Setting up a break-even price calculator that shows exactly where the stock must close at expiration for the trade to be profitable, factoring in the premium paid and commissions - Constructing a profit and loss table and chart that maps potential outcomes across a range of expiration prices, so you can visualize max gain, max loss, and the probability-weighted expected value of any options position - Running a side-by-side comparison of two different strike prices or expiration dates to see which contract offers better risk-adjusted value given current implied volatility levels Why this matters: most retail traders evaluate options by looking at the premium alone and miss the structural edge that comes from understanding how theta decay accelerates in the final two weeks before expiration, or how a spike in implied volatility inflates the price of a contract they are about to buy. A well-built options calculator catches these problems before the trade… 2026-07-30T12:14:33Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/X4KeKndvRHg https://www.youtube.com/embed/X4KeKndvRHg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/X4KeKndvRHg/hqdefault_live.jpg Options profit calculator built live in Excel, 6 key inputs every trader needs Options profit calculator setups trip up thousands of traders who eyeball contracts without modeling the actual math first. This live session walks through building a working options profit calculator inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, so you can size positions, stress-test strikes, and see your true breakeven before you place a single trade. Whether you trade covered calls, long puts, or vertical spreads, this demo gives you a reusable template you can open on any market day. What you'll see: - Pulling a live option chain into Excel with MarketXLS functions, including bid, ask, implied volatility, and open interest for any ticker you type in - Wiring the six core inputs, underlying price, strike, premium paid or received, contract size, days to expiration, and commission, into a single calculator table that updates in real time - Calculating max profit, max loss, and breakeven price automatically using cell formulas tied to live MarketXLS quote data, with no manual refreshing required - Building a profit-and-loss grid that maps outcome across a range of expiration prices so you can see exactly where a trade turns positive and where it bleeds out - Adding an implied volatility column pulled directly from MarketXLS to flag contracts where you may be overpaying for premium relative to recent historical volatility - Layering in a simple delta lookup so the calculator shows approximate probability of profit alongside the raw dollar figures for each scenario you model Why this matters for real trading decisions: most retail traders evaluate options contracts by glancing at the premium and guessing at the upside. That shortcut causes consistent sizing errors, missed breakeven thresholds, and trades that look profitable at expiration but still lose money after commissions and slippage. A live options profit calculator forces you to confront the actual numbers, the exact underlying move required, the total capital at risk, and the probability the trade expires in the money, before you commit capital. When… 2026-07-30T12:13:28Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/v3Md_ixU4jI https://www.youtube.com/embed/v3Md_ixU4jI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/v3Md_ixU4jI/hqdefault.jpg Polygon MCP alternative that gives you live stock data inside Excel Polygon MCP alternative options matter when you need real-time and historical market data piped directly into a spreadsheet workflow without paying for an enterprise API tier or wrestling with server infrastructure. This live demo walks through how MarketXLS serves as a practical, lower-friction replacement for Polygon's MCP data layer, pulling institutional-grade price, volume, and fundamental data straight into Excel and Google Sheets cells that update automatically. What you'll see in this session: - A side-by-side comparison of what Polygon MCP delivers versus what MarketXLS functions replicate, mapped cell by cell so you can judge the coverage gap honestly - Live use of MarketXLS real-time quote functions to pull bid, ask, last price, and volume for a watchlist of tickers, showing the refresh behavior that replaces a streamed MCP feed - Historical OHLCV data retrieval inside Excel using MarketXLS range functions, demonstrating how to backfill a 90-day price table without a single API call in code - Options chain data pulled into a structured sheet layout, covering strike, expiry, implied volatility, and open interest, fields that Polygon MCP users typically query through their REST endpoints - A screening formula set that filters a universe of stocks by price change, volume spike, and relative strength, built entirely with MarketXLS functions and standard Excel logic, no Python or JSON parsing required - A cost and complexity walkthrough showing the subscription tier difference and the setup time saved by staying inside a native spreadsheet environment Why this matters: traders and analysts who use Polygon MCP are often doing so because they need structured, queryable market data without building a full backend. The friction is real, authentication, rate limits, data normalization, and keeping scripts running. When your workflow lives in Excel or Google Sheets anyway, switching the data source to a native add-in removes an entire layer of infrastructure. You get the same underlying data decisions,… 2026-07-29T12:46:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ol5DC7rJRUo https://www.youtube.com/embed/ol5DC7rJRUo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ol5DC7rJRUo/hqdefault.jpg Option prices in Claude pulled live into Excel, the one cell most traders never check Option prices in Claude can be pulled directly into Excel or Google Sheets using MarketXLS, giving options traders a live, formula-driven workspace that updates in real time without manual data entry. This broadcast shows exactly how to connect Claude's option chain data to a spreadsheet, build a clean pricing dashboard, and surface the metrics that actually drive buying and selling decisions. Whether you trade covered calls, protective puts, or multi-leg spreads, this demo gives you a repeatable setup you can adapt to any underlying. What you'll see: - A live MarketXLS function call that fetches option prices in Claude by strike, expiration, and contract type directly into a named cell range - A side-by-side layout comparing bid, ask, last price, implied volatility, and open interest across multiple expirations in a single sheet - A conditional formatting layer that flags contracts where the bid-ask spread exceeds a set threshold, the specific cell most traders skip before placing an order - A Greeks mini-dashboard pulling delta, theta, and vega for each selected strike so you can see time decay and directional exposure at a glance - A drop-down expiration selector that refreshes the entire option chain view without rewriting any formulas, built entirely with MarketXLS data functions - A simple expected-move calculator using the at-the-money straddle price from the live feed, updated every time the sheet recalculates Knowing your option prices in Claude in real time matters because stale data is one of the most common and costly errors in retail options trading. A price that was accurate ten minutes ago can produce a filled order at a strike that no longer makes sense given how the underlying has moved. By anchoring your analysis to live bid-ask data inside a spreadsheet, you shift from reacting to a static screen to working inside a dynamic model where every scenario calculation reflects current market conditions. That change in workflow is particularly valuable during earnings windows or high-volati… 2026-07-27T18:20:57Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/VhKJrFxwxBs https://www.youtube.com/embed/VhKJrFxwxBs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VhKJrFxwxBs/hqdefault.jpg Options chain MCP server, the setup most traders never think to build Options chain MCP server integration is the focus of this live session, where we walk through connecting a Model Context Protocol server to real-time options data pulled directly into Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS. If you trade options and want AI tools or custom automation to read live strike prices, implied volatility, open interest, and Greeks without manual copy-paste, this demo is built for you. What you'll see: - How to configure an options chain MCP server endpoint that feeds live contracts from MarketXLS into any MCP-compatible client or AI assistant - Pulling a full options chain for a chosen ticker using MarketXLS functions, with calls and puts organized by expiration date and strike price in a structured spreadsheet layout - Mapping key Greeks, delta, gamma, theta, and vega, into named columns so the MCP server can query individual fields programmatically - Setting up a dynamic expiration selector cell so the entire chain updates when you switch from weekly to monthly contracts in real time - Exposing implied volatility rank and open interest side by side with bid-ask spread so an MCP client can flag illiquid strikes automatically - Testing a live query from the MCP layer back into the spreadsheet to confirm the server is reading current data, not cached values Why this matters: options traders increasingly rely on AI copilots, custom scripts, and automated screeners to sort through hundreds of contracts in seconds. The problem is most of those tools cannot read live market data unless you build a reliable data bridge. An options chain MCP server solves that by giving any MCP-compatible tool a structured, queryable feed of real-time options data, strike by strike, without manual exports or stale CSVs. When you can ask an AI assistant which put strikes have open interest above 10,000 and a bid-ask spread under 0.10, and get a live answer sourced from the actual market, your decision speed and accuracy both improve. This session shows exactly how MarketXLS functions become the data backbo… 2026-07-24T12:52:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/nVGLr4qA258 https://www.youtube.com/embed/nVGLr4qA258 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nVGLr4qA258/hqdefault.jpg Excel Stock Price Plugin: Live Demo & Setup with MarketXLS Excel stock price plugin setup made simple — join this live session to see MarketXLS pull real-time quotes, historical data, and portfolio metrics directly into your spreadsheet. Excel stock price plugin features like streaming prices and custom formulas will be demonstrated step by step. Walk away knowing exactly how to install and use MarketXLS to automate your stock tracking workflow today. 2026-07-21T12:59:25Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_w2YMU1aflY https://www.youtube.com/embed/_w2YMU1aflY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_w2YMU1aflY/hqdefault.jpg Yahoo Finance MCP Server Alternative That Works in Excel Live Yahoo Finance MCP server alternative options are explored live as we show how MarketXLS delivers real-time stock data, options chains, and financial metrics directly inside Excel and Google Sheets. Yahoo Finance MCP server alternative solutions often require complex setup, but MarketXLS connects in minutes with no coding required. Join us to see how traders and analysts are making the switch and pulling live market data straight into their spreadsheets today. 2026-07-21T12:45:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/7eXxNZCC11o https://www.youtube.com/embed/7eXxNZCC11o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7eXxNZCC11o/hqdefault.jpg Stock Data for Claude Desktop: Live Setup with MarketXLS Stock data for Claude Desktop is now possible using MarketXLS as your real-time data source. In this live session, we'll show you exactly how to connect MarketXLS market data feeds into your Claude Desktop workflows. You'll learn how to pull live quotes, fundamentals, and options data so Claude can analyze it instantly. Watch us build a working integration from scratch, step by step. 2026-07-21T12:40:50Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/vaNqBfh-rS4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/vaNqBfh-rS4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vaNqBfh-rS4/hqdefault.jpg Options Data in ChatGPT: Live Analysis with MarketXLS Options data in ChatGPT becomes incredibly powerful when combined with real-time feeds from MarketXLS. In this live session, we'll show you how to pull live options chains, Greeks, and implied volatility directly into your workflow and feed them into ChatGPT for instant analysis. Watch as we build a smarter, AI-assisted options research setup using MarketXLS inside Excel and Google Sheets. 2026-07-21T12:32:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/DWstT4Gwohg https://www.youtube.com/embed/DWstT4Gwohg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DWstT4Gwohg/hqdefault.jpg Real Time Stock Prices in ChatGPT: Live MarketXLS Demo Real time stock prices in ChatGPT are now possible using MarketXLS, and we're showing you exactly how in this live session. Watch as we connect live market data from MarketXLS into ChatGPT to build smarter, data-driven prompts and analyses. You'll learn how to pull live quotes, options data, and fundamentals directly into your AI workflow without leaving Excel. 2026-07-21T12:27:51Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/I2-6yiXg2FY https://www.youtube.com/embed/I2-6yiXg2FY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/I2-6yiXg2FY/hqdefault.jpg Get Stock Prices in Claude Using MarketXLS — Live Demo Get stock prices in Claude by connecting it to real-time market data through MarketXLS. In this live session, we'll show you exactly how to pull live quotes, historical prices, and financial metrics directly into your AI workflows. You'll walk away knowing how to automate stock data retrieval without ever leaving your favorite tools. 2026-07-21T12:21:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/KoJ41Hk6L-U https://www.youtube.com/embed/KoJ41Hk6L-U https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KoJ41Hk6L-U/hqdefault.jpg Option Prices in Google Sheets, the one live formula most traders never build Option Prices in Google Sheets can be pulled live, refreshed automatically, and organized into a clean decision dashboard without any manual data entry or copy-pasting from a brokerage screen. This broadcast shows options traders and active investors exactly how to set that up from scratch using MarketXLS inside Google Sheets, so every call and put price you need updates in real time as the market moves. What you'll see: - Entering the MarketXLS option price formula for a specific ticker, expiration date, and strike to return a live bid, ask, and last price in a single cell - Building a strike ladder that lists 10 or more strikes for one expiration and auto-populates the corresponding call and put prices down the column as the market ticks - Adding columns for implied volatility, open interest, and volume alongside the price columns so you see the full option chain snapshot, not just the premium - Using a dropdown input cell for ticker symbol and a second dropdown for expiration date so you can switch the entire dashboard to a different underlying in seconds - Calculating the mid-price in a helper column and flagging wide bid-ask spreads with a conditional format so illiquid contracts stand out immediately - Freezing header rows and setting a timed refresh so the sheet re-pulls option prices on an interval without you touching a key Why this matters: option premiums move fast, and traders who rely on static screenshots or manual lookups are always working with stale data. A live option price sheet in Google Sheets lets you monitor several strikes and expirations simultaneously, compare premium levels across different tickers at the same time, and make entry or exit decisions based on current market conditions rather than data that is already minutes old. It also means your position sizing math, break-even calculations, and spread width checks all recalculate automatically because they are tied to live inputs, not numbers you typed in by hand. Whether you trade covered calls, cash-secured puts, vertical spre… 2026-07-21T12:04:45Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/YKQDNE-u86o https://www.youtube.com/embed/YKQDNE-u86o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YKQDNE-u86o/hqdefault.jpg Real-time options API MCP and the 3 Greeks most traders pull wrong in Excel Real-time options API MCP integration inside Excel is what this live session demonstrates, showing active options traders and spreadsheet-driven desks exactly how to pipe live Greeks, bid-ask spreads, and open interest into a working dashboard without leaving their workbook. If you have ever copy-pasted an options chain from a brokerage screen into Excel, this session shows a faster and more accurate way to do it using MarketXLS and its MCP-compatible data layer. What you'll see in this session: A live call to the MarketXLS real-time options API using MCP-style structured prompts, pulling a full single-stock options chain directly into named Excel cells with a single function call. Delta, Gamma, Theta, and Vega populated automatically for each strike and expiry, with the common formula error that causes Theta to appear as a positive number for long positions identified and corrected on screen. A bid-ask spread column built with =OPT_BID and =OPT_ASK MarketXLS functions, flagging contracts where the spread exceeds a user-defined threshold so illiquid strikes are filtered before any trade decision is made. Open interest and volume side by side for the same chain, used to build a simple put-call ratio cell that refreshes with every data tick during the live broadcast. An implied volatility rank calculation layered on top of the real-time IV feed, comparing current IV against a rolling lookback pulled from the same API connection, so viewers can see whether a contract is expensive or cheap relative to its own history. A conditional-format heatmap applied to the full chain so the highest-gamma strikes near the money are instantly visible without sorting or scrolling. Why this matters: options pricing moves in seconds, and a dashboard built on stale data pulled by hand leads to entries at strikes that have already repriced. The real-time options API MCP approach closes that gap by keeping every Greek and every spread figure live inside the spreadsheet you already use for position sizing, risk limits, and trade jo… 2026-07-19T14:12:06Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/dKEWQuJJQiE https://www.youtube.com/embed/dKEWQuJJQiE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dKEWQuJJQiE/hqdefault.jpg Finance MCP: Live Stock Data Workflows in Excel with MarketXLS Finance MCP integrates seamlessly with MarketXLS to power real-time market data directly inside Excel and Google Sheets. In this live broadcast, you'll see how to build intelligent, automated finance workflows using MCP alongside MarketXLS functions. Watch as we pull live stock quotes, options chains, and fundamentals with zero manual effort. Join us to learn how Finance MCP transforms your spreadsheet into a professional-grade trading dashboard. 2026-07-18T14:58:55Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/CkFQdvrAlFI https://www.youtube.com/embed/CkFQdvrAlFI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CkFQdvrAlFI/hqdefault.jpg Real Time Stock Prices in Claude Using MarketXLS Live Demo Real time stock prices in Claude are now possible by connecting MarketXLS data directly into your AI-powered workflows. In this live session, you will see exactly how to pull live market data from MarketXLS into Claude for smarter, faster analysis. Watch as we demonstrate step-by-step how to combine the power of real-time stock feeds with AI prompts to make better trading decisions. 2026-07-17T15:42:35Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/bSxLmq0HAiw https://www.youtube.com/embed/bSxLmq0HAiw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bSxLmq0HAiw/hqdefault.jpg Live Option Chain Data in Google Sheets, 5 columns most traders never build Live Option Chain Data in Google Sheets is exactly what this broadcast builds from scratch, pulling real-time strikes, bids, asks, implied volatility, and open interest into a structured spreadsheet you can reuse every trading session. If you trade options or want to screen contracts without switching between browser tabs and a brokerage platform, this demo shows you a faster, more flexible way to work. What you'll see: A live connection to an option chain using MarketXLS functions inside Google Sheets, refreshing bid and ask prices tick by tick across multiple strikes and expirations. The specific MarketXLS formula syntax used to pull call and ask data, put open interest, and implied volatility by strike, so you know exactly which function to type and what arguments it expects. A side-by-side layout of calls and puts centered on the current underlying price, with the at-the-money row highlighted automatically using a conditional formula tied to the live stock price. A Greeks column set, pulling delta and theta for each strike so you can compare time decay and directional exposure across the chain in one glance rather than reading a brokerage chain row by row. A volume-to-open-interest ratio column that flags unusual activity, a metric most retail traders skip because their brokerage chain does not surface it cleanly, but one that professional desk traders watch closely. A dropdown that lets you switch the expiration date and instantly repopulate the entire chain, so you can compare weekly versus monthly contracts in seconds without rebuilding any formulas. Why this matters: most options traders make entry decisions by reading a brokerage chain passively, accepting whatever layout the platform gives them. Building your own live chain in Google Sheets means you control the columns, the sorting, the alerts, and the calculations. You can add your own expected move bands, flag contracts where implied volatility rank is elevated, or set a cell to turn red when open interest drops sharply overnight. None of that… 2026-07-15T14:15:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/KsJIEP52CkA https://www.youtube.com/embed/KsJIEP52CkA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KsJIEP52CkA/hqdefault.jpg Historical Options Data: Backtest Strategies Live in Excel Historical options data is the foundation of every winning options strategy, and in this live session we'll show you how to pull it directly into Excel using MarketXLS. You'll learn how to backtest real trades, analyze price trends, and validate your strategies with actual market data. Join us to see how MarketXLS makes professional-grade options research accessible to any trader. 2026-07-10T14:26:37Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/0tROkV9rRgY https://www.youtube.com/embed/0tROkV9rRgY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0tROkV9rRgY/hqdefault_live.jpg Monte Carlo Simulation Excel: Model Stock Risk LIVE Monte Carlo simulation Excel users can now run with real market data inside MarketXLS — no coding required. In this live session, we'll show you how to build probability-based portfolio risk models using live stock prices pulled directly into Excel. You'll learn to simulate thousands of market scenarios and interpret results to make smarter investment decisions. 2026-07-10T09:07:05Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/lJSlIrUcVI4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/lJSlIrUcVI4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lJSlIrUcVI4/hqdefault_live.jpg Discounted Cash Flow Excel Model Built Live with MarketXLS Discounted cash flow Excel models become effortless when you use MarketXLS to pull live financial data automatically. In this broadcast, we'll build a complete DCF valuation model step by step using real-time stock data streamed directly into Excel. You'll learn how to automate revenue forecasts, discount rates, and intrinsic value calculations without manual data entry. Join us live and walk away with a ready-to-use DCF template powered by MarketXLS. 2026-07-10T09:06:26Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/s0Z3eqGG4Xo https://www.youtube.com/embed/s0Z3eqGG4Xo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/s0Z3eqGG4Xo/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Data for Claude Desktop: Live Setup with MarketXLS Stock data for Claude Desktop is now possible using MarketXLS as your real-time data source. In this live session, we'll show you exactly how to connect MarketXLS market data into your Claude Desktop workflows step by step. You'll learn how to pull live prices, financials, and analytics so Claude can reason over real stock information instantly. 2026-07-09T17:12:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Ij7-fX5yKvo https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ij7-fX5yKvo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ij7-fX5yKvo/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Analysis in ChatGPT + MarketXLS: Live Deep Dive Session Stock analysis in ChatGPT just got more powerful when combined with real-time MarketXLS data. In this live session, you'll learn how to feed live stock metrics from MarketXLS directly into ChatGPT to generate instant insights, summaries, and trade ideas. Join us to see a step-by-step workflow that transforms raw market data into actionable analysis — no coding required. 2026-07-09T17:11:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/uMXz5Ia4_A8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/uMXz5Ia4_A8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uMXz5Ia4_A8/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Analysis in ChatGPT + MarketXLS: Live Demo & Tips Stock analysis in ChatGPT just got more powerful when combined with real-time MarketXLS data. In this live session, you'll see exactly how to pull live stock metrics into Excel and feed them into ChatGPT for instant insights. Join us to learn how MarketXLS bridges the gap between raw market data and AI-driven analysis. 2026-07-09T17:11:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/S5HoCkQGu6o https://www.youtube.com/embed/S5HoCkQGu6o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/S5HoCkQGu6o/hqdefault_live.jpg Real Time Stock Prices in Claude Using MarketXLS Live Demo Real time stock prices in Claude become possible when you connect MarketXLS data directly into your AI workflows. In this live session, we'll show you exactly how to pull live market data from Excel or Google Sheets and feed it into Claude for instant analysis. You'll learn how MarketXLS makes it simple to combine real-time financial data with AI-powered insights in minutes. 2026-07-09T17:11:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/wgkG2lhbZvo https://www.youtube.com/embed/wgkG2lhbZvo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wgkG2lhbZvo/hqdefault_live.jpg Portfolio Optimization Excel: Build a Smarter Strategy LIVE Portfolio optimization Excel techniques are what we're mastering live today using MarketXLS. You'll learn how to pull real-time stock data, calculate risk-return metrics, and automatically rebalance your holdings inside Excel. Join us to build a fully automated optimization model powered by MarketXLS functions. 2026-07-09T17:10:53Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/EVVtPgKR7g4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/EVVtPgKR7g4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/EVVtPgKR7g4/hqdefault_live.jpg Portfolio Analysis in Claude Using MarketXLS Live Demo Portfolio analysis in Claude becomes powerful when combined with MarketXLS real-time stock data in Excel. In this live session, you'll see how to connect MarketXLS functions with AI-driven insights to evaluate holdings, risk, and returns. Watch as we build a fully automated portfolio dashboard you can use immediately. 2026-07-09T17:10:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/AWfkBNbvFr8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/AWfkBNbvFr8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/AWfkBNbvFr8/hqdefault_live.jpg Get Stock Quotes in Claude Using MarketXLS – Live Demo Get stock quotes in Claude by connecting it with MarketXLS for real-time market data inside your AI workflows. In this live session, we'll show you exactly how to pull live stock prices, options data, and financial metrics using MarketXLS as your data source. You'll leave knowing how to supercharge Claude with accurate, up-to-the-minute stock information for smarter analysis. 2026-07-09T16:59:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Bc4AdCdVkmE https://www.youtube.com/embed/Bc4AdCdVkmE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Bc4AdCdVkmE/hqdefault_live.jpg Fundamental Data MCP Server Setup Live with MarketXLS Fundamental data MCP server integration is now possible directly inside Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS. In this live session, we walk you through connecting a Model Context Protocol server to pull real-time fundamentals like P/E ratios, EPS, revenue, and more. You will learn how to configure the server, map data fields, and build dynamic stock analysis workflows without leaving your spreadsheet. 2026-07-09T16:58:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/g32iF7c5quY https://www.youtube.com/embed/g32iF7c5quY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/g32iF7c5quY/hqdefault_live.jpg Connect Claude to Stock Market Data Live Using MarketXLS Connect Claude to stock market data in real time using MarketXLS inside Excel or Google Sheets. In this live session, you'll see exactly how to feed live stock prices, options data, and financials directly into Claude for AI-powered analysis. Watch as we build prompts that use real market data to generate insights, summaries, and trade ideas on the fly. Join us and take your AI-assisted investing workflow to the next level with MarketXLS. 2026-07-09T13:46:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/N6r2zjxsTF4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/N6r2zjxsTF4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/N6r2zjxsTF4/hqdefault_live.jpg ChatGPT Stock Analysis: Live AI + MarketXLS Trading Strategies ChatGPT stock analysis becomes 10x more powerful when combined with real-time MarketXLS data inside Excel. In this live session, you'll see exactly how to feed live stock data into ChatGPT prompts to generate actionable trade ideas. We'll walk through step-by-step workflows so you can replicate this strategy on your own portfolio today. 2026-07-09T13:46:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/pUWJTON0XsU https://www.youtube.com/embed/pUWJTON0XsU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pUWJTON0XsU/hqdefault_live.jpg Analyze Stocks in Claude Using Live MarketXLS Data Feeds Analyze stocks in Claude by connecting real-time MarketXLS data directly to your AI workflows. In this live session, you'll see how to pull live stock metrics from MarketXLS into Claude for instant AI-powered analysis. Walk away knowing how to build smarter, faster stock research pipelines without leaving your spreadsheet. 2026-07-09T13:45:49Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Gk-nrkeezuQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/Gk-nrkeezuQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Gk-nrkeezuQ/hqdefault_live.jpg Analyst Ratings MCP Server: Live Setup in Excel with MarketXLS Analyst ratings MCP server integration is now possible directly inside Excel using MarketXLS. In this live session, we'll show you how to connect real-time analyst buy, sell, and hold ratings into your spreadsheets via MCP server. You'll learn to automate rating pulls, build dynamic watchlists, and make faster investment decisions with live Wall Street data. 2026-07-09T13:45:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/uLrZBUNGZFY https://www.youtube.com/embed/uLrZBUNGZFY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uLrZBUNGZFY/hqdefault_live.jpg DCF model Excel - the 3 inputs most analysts quietly get wrong DCF model Excel builds are one of the most powerful ways to estimate a stock's intrinsic value, yet most investors copy a template without understanding which three inputs quietly destroy the output. This live session shows you how to build a clean, functional DCF model inside Excel using MarketXLS real-time data, so every assumption is grounded in live numbers rather than stale copy-paste figures. What you'll see in this session: - Pulling live revenue, operating income, and free cash flow history for any ticker using MarketXLS functions like =mxs_quote() and income-statement historicals, so your base-year figures are always current - Building a 5-year revenue growth projection tied directly to analyst consensus growth rates fetched in real time, rather than manually typed guesses - Calculating unlevered free cash flow row by row in Excel, with each formula labeled so you can audit and adjust every assumption on screen - Estimating a weighted average cost of capital (WACC) using live beta, current risk-free rate pulled from a Treasury feed, and market cap data sourced automatically from MarketXLS - Computing a terminal value using both the Gordon Growth Method and an exit-multiple approach side by side, so you can see how sensitive your final valuation is to that single assumption - Discounting all cash flows back to present value and surfacing a per-share intrinsic value that updates automatically when the underlying MarketXLS data refreshes Why this matters: a DCF model is only as trustworthy as the data feeding it. When analysts hard-code revenue figures or use a WACC they estimated six months ago, the intrinsic value they calculate is already stale before they finish the model. By connecting every input cell to a live MarketXLS data pull, the spreadsheet becomes a living valuation tool rather than a one-time exercise. That means when a company reports earnings, revises guidance, or when interest rates shift, your intrinsic value estimate adjusts in real time without you rebuilding the model from s… 2026-07-07T00:35:00Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/UdTTllisQ5o https://www.youtube.com/embed/UdTTllisQ5o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UdTTllisQ5o/hqdefault.jpg Option Chain in Claude: Live Analysis with MarketXLS Add-In Option chain in Claude becomes effortless when you connect it with MarketXLS inside your spreadsheet workflow. In this live session, we'll show you how to pull real-time option chain data and feed it directly into Claude for instant AI-powered analysis. You'll learn how MarketXLS bridges live market data with AI so you can make smarter, faster options trading decisions. 2026-06-26T16:26:26Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/H7TcEaYqEDg https://www.youtube.com/embed/H7TcEaYqEDg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/H7TcEaYqEDg/hqdefault.jpg Options Greeks API MCP: Live Data in Excel with MarketXLS Options Greeks API MCP integration lets you pull real-time Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, and Rho directly into Excel or Google Sheets. In this live session, we'll show you how MarketXLS connects to the MCP layer to stream live Greeks for any options chain. You'll learn to build dynamic dashboards that update automatically as market conditions change. 2026-06-26T09:37:52Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ZaJPp0cmk1c https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZaJPp0cmk1c https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZaJPp0cmk1c/hqdefault.jpg Options Data MCP Server Setup Live with MarketXLS in Excel Options data MCP server integration is now possible directly inside Excel using MarketXLS. In this live session, we'll walk you through connecting real-time options chains, Greeks, and IV data through an MCP server workflow. You'll see exactly how to pull live options data into your spreadsheets without any manual effort. Join us to build a fully automated options data pipeline step by step. 2026-06-26T09:30:38Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/BjjRwenPe_8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/BjjRwenPe_8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BjjRwenPe_8/hqdefault.jpg MCP Server Options Market Data: Live Setup with MarketXLS MCP server options market data integration is now possible directly inside Excel and Google Sheets using MarketXLS. In this live session, we'll show you how to connect MCP server tools to pull real-time options chains, Greeks, and implied volatility into your spreadsheets. You'll walk away knowing exactly how to automate options data workflows without writing complex code. 2026-06-25T14:56:43Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/YNKcMoJ-h14 https://www.youtube.com/embed/YNKcMoJ-h14 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YNKcMoJ-h14/hqdefault_live.jpg Implied Volatility Data MCP: Live Options Analysis in Excel Implied volatility data MCP integration is transforming how traders analyze options directly inside Excel. In this live session, we show you how MarketXLS connects real-time implied volatility feeds to your spreadsheets using MCP protocols. You will learn to build dynamic options dashboards that update automatically and help you spot trading opportunities faster. 2026-06-16T12:49:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_UVBogdg0OE https://www.youtube.com/embed/_UVBogdg0OE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_UVBogdg0OE/hqdefault_live.jpg Open Source Options Data MCP GitHub: Live Setup with MarketXLS Open source options data MCP GitHub integration is now possible with MarketXLS, and in this live session we walk you through the entire setup step by step. You'll learn how to connect real-time options chains, Greeks, and expiry data directly into Excel or Google Sheets using the MarketXLS MCP server. By the end, you'll have a fully functioning open-source pipeline pulling live options data without expensive API subscriptions. 2026-06-16T12:49:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/i3IBJmFJNqs https://www.youtube.com/embed/i3IBJmFJNqs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/i3IBJmFJNqs/hqdefault_live.jpg Brokerage API MCP Server Options for Real-Time Excel Data Brokerage API MCP server options are transforming how traders connect live market data directly to Excel and Google Sheets. In this broadcast, we explore how MarketXLS integrates with leading brokerage APIs through MCP server configurations to stream real-time quotes, positions, and order data. You'll learn which server options offer the best compatibility, lowest latency, and easiest setup for retail and professional traders alike. 2026-06-16T12:49:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ihqQrIy4Lo8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/ihqQrIy4Lo8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ihqQrIy4Lo8/hqdefault_live.jpg Options Screener MCP Server Setup Live with MarketXLS Options screener MCP server integration with MarketXLS lets you filter and analyze options data directly inside Excel using real-time market feeds. In this live session, we walk through connecting the MCP server, configuring your screener criteria, and pulling live options chains into your spreadsheet. You will leave with a fully working setup to screen options by volume, open interest, Greeks, and more. 2026-06-16T12:49:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/K0VicBCUqnw https://www.youtube.com/embed/K0VicBCUqnw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/K0VicBCUqnw/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Market Data MCP Connector: Live Setup with MarketXLS Stock market data MCP connector setup is easier than you think — join this live session to see exactly how MarketXLS connects real-time market data to your AI workflows in minutes. We'll walk through the full configuration step by step, from installation to your first live data pull. By the end, you'll know how to stream live quotes, financials, and options data directly into any MCP-compatible environment using MarketXLS. 2026-06-16T12:49:35Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_2vXTdz-1QY https://www.youtube.com/embed/_2vXTdz-1QY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_2vXTdz-1QY/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Analysis Excel Template: Build One Live with MarketXLS Stock analysis Excel template creation is easier than you think — join us live as we build a fully automated tracker using MarketXLS. You'll learn how to pull real-time stock data, set up dynamic formulas, and create professional dashboards without any coding. 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Topics covered: • What Etf Data In Google Sheets is and how it works • Pulling live Etf Data In Google Sheets data into Excel • Building dashboards and analysis workflows • Strategies using Etf Data In Google Sheets • Screening and tracking with MarketXLS MarketXLS gives you institutional-grade Etf Data In Google Sheets data directly inside Excel. 🔗 Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com 🔗 Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-05-13T14:20:56Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/wvUmjm12SWM https://www.youtube.com/embed/wvUmjm12SWM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wvUmjm12SWM/hqdefault_live.jpg Etf Data In Excel — Live Data, Analysis & Strategies in Excel Etf Data In Excel — complete guide with real-time market data in Excel. Topics covered: • What Etf Data In Excel is and how it works • Pulling live Etf Data In Excel data into Excel • Building dashboards and analysis workflows • Strategies using Etf Data In Excel • Screening and tracking with MarketXLS MarketXLS gives you institutional-grade Etf Data In Excel data directly inside Excel. 🔗 Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com 🔗 Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-05-13T14:19:53Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/-x1Pc0IZcoo https://www.youtube.com/embed/-x1Pc0IZcoo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-x1Pc0IZcoo/hqdefault_live.jpg Dividend Data In Excel — Live Data, Analysis & Strategies in Excel Dividend Data In Excel — complete guide with real-time market data in Excel. Topics covered: • What Dividend Data In Excel is and how it works • Pulling live Dividend Data In Excel data into Excel • Building dashboards and analysis workflows • Strategies using Dividend Data In Excel • Screening and tracking with MarketXLS MarketXLS gives you institutional-grade Dividend Data In Excel data directly inside Excel. 🔗 Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com 🔗 Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-05-13T14:18:49Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/hfd2Ak4S9P4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/hfd2Ak4S9P4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hfd2Ak4S9P4/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Prices in Excel — Live, Real-Time & Historical Data With MarketXLS Stock prices in Excel — how to pull live, real-time, and historical stock prices into any spreadsheet cell using simple formulas. No VBA, no web scraping, no manual refresh. Topics covered: • =Last("AAPL") — current stock price in one formula • =Stream_Last("AAPL") — real-time streaming price that auto-updates every tick • =GetHistory("AAPL", "2025-01-01", "2025-12-31", "daily") — full OHLCV history • Bid, ask, volume, VWAP, day high/low as streaming formulas • Building a live watchlist with conditional formatting • Stock prices for ETFs, indices, futures, forex, and crypto — same formula pattern MarketXLS is a professional Excel add-in with 1,000+ financial functions. One install, live data in every workbook. 🔗 Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com 🔗 All Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions-list 🔗 Book a Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2026-05-05T11:26:45Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/nQG4u89-Aac https://www.youtube.com/embed/nQG4u89-Aac https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nQG4u89-Aac/hqdefault.jpg Market Data Add-On Google Sheets - Real-Time Stocks & Options Market data add-on for Google Sheets that pulls real-time stock prices, options chains, ETF holdings, fundamentals, and global market data directly into your spreadsheet. MarketXLS gives you institutional-grade financial data covering US equities, options, dividends, fundamentals, indices, forex, crypto, and international markets - all accessible through simple formulas inside Google Sheets. In this session you'll see: - Installing and connecting the MarketXLS add-on for Google Sheets - Pulling real-time stock quotes, prices, and price changes - Getting full options chains with Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega) - Building dividend trackers and portfolio dashboards - Accessing fundamentals (P/E, EPS, market cap, dividend yield) - Pulling ETF holdings, sector breakdowns, and historical prices - Connecting global markets - NSE, LSE, ASX, TSX, Euronext and more Why use a market data add-on for Google Sheets? - Real-time data on demand with simple QM_* formulas - 1,000+ financial functions covering every asset class - Works alongside GOOGLEFINANCE for richer datasets - Build custom watchlists, dashboards, and analytical models - Same institutional data trusted by hedge funds and traders The MarketXLS market data add-on for Google Sheets gives retail investors and analysts the same data toolkit used by professionals - directly in the familiar Google Sheets interface. Try MarketXLS for Google Sheets: https://marketxls.com Browse all functions: https://marketxls.com/functions #MarketXLS #GoogleSheets #MarketData #StockData #OptionsData 2026-05-01T12:53:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/F7yKCyud7us https://www.youtube.com/embed/F7yKCyud7us https://i.ytimg.com/vi/F7yKCyud7us/hqdefault.jpg Real Time Stock Quotes Excel real time stock quotes excel - learn how to pull live real time stock quotes excel directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. real time stock quotes excel is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - real time stock quotes excel setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Realtimestockquotesexcel 2026-04-30T10:25:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/9qgY1Rd-uTM https://www.youtube.com/embed/9qgY1Rd-uTM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9qgY1Rd-uTM/hqdefault.jpg How To Get Real Time Stock Data In Excel how to get real time stock data in excel - learn how to pull live how to get real time stock data in excel directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. how to get real time stock data in excel is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - how to get real time stock data in excel setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Howtogetrealtimestockdatainexcel 2026-04-29T23:24:24Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/3j6EcLq3eLU https://www.youtube.com/embed/3j6EcLq3eLU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3j6EcLq3eLU/hqdefault_live.jpg Options Trading Excel Template options trading excel template - learn how to pull live options trading excel template directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. options trading excel template is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - options trading excel template setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Optionstradingexceltemplate 2026-04-28T19:00:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/wxaqvFqUyWk https://www.youtube.com/embed/wxaqvFqUyWk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wxaqvFqUyWk/hqdefault_live.jpg Live Stock Price In Excel live stock price in excel - learn how to pull live live stock price in excel directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. live stock price in excel is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - live stock price in excel setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Livestockpriceinexcel 2026-04-28T18:59:56Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/OBRtNZKyO2k https://www.youtube.com/embed/OBRtNZKyO2k https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OBRtNZKyO2k/hqdefault_live.jpg Excel Live Stock Price excel live stock price - learn how to pull live excel live stock price directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. excel live stock price is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - excel live stock price setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Excellivestockprice 2026-04-28T18:59:51Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ruMPXoKdLMw https://www.youtube.com/embed/ruMPXoKdLMw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ruMPXoKdLMw/hqdefault_live.jpg Investment Portfolio Tracker Excel investment portfolio tracker excel - learn how to pull live investment portfolio tracker excel directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. investment portfolio tracker excel is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - investment portfolio tracker excel setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Investmentportfoliotrackerexcel 2026-04-28T18:59:46Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/5wIchkW58LI https://www.youtube.com/embed/5wIchkW58LI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5wIchkW58LI/hqdefault_live.jpg Portfolio Tracker Excel portfolio tracker excel - learn how to pull live portfolio tracker excel directly in Microsoft Excel using MarketXLS. portfolio tracker excel is one of the most searched financial data workflows - and MarketXLS makes it simple with built-in Excel functions that connect to real-time market data. What you'll see in this stream: - portfolio tracker excel setup step by step - Live Excel formulas for real-time data - Options, stocks, ETFs, and portfolio data in one add-in MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ built-in Excel functions for stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, crypto, and economic data. Try MarketXLS free: https://marketxls.com All Excel functions: https://marketxls.com/functions Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo #MarketXLS #Excel #StockData #Portfoliotrackerexcel 2026-04-28T18:59:43Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/eZW4UPNs5ok https://www.youtube.com/embed/eZW4UPNs5ok https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eZW4UPNs5ok/hqdefault.jpg ETF Data in Google Sheets — Holdings, Overlap & Performance with MarketXLS ETF data in Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Get ETF holdings, overlap analysis, performance metrics, and real-time pricing — all directly in Google Sheets. Compare ETFs and build portfolio analysis beyond what GOOGLEFINANCE offers. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #ETFData #ETFHoldings #MarketXLS #ETFAnalysis 2026-04-02T12:21:41Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/DtFbZWUyNpo https://www.youtube.com/embed/DtFbZWUyNpo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DtFbZWUyNpo/hqdefault.jpg ETF Holdings in Excel — Get ETF Data, Overlap & Analysis with MarketXLS ETF holdings in Excel using MarketXLS. Get complete ETF holdings data, compare ETF overlap, analyze expense ratios, and track performance — all directly in your Excel spreadsheet. Build institutional-grade ETF analysis with 1,000+ functions. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #ETFHoldings #ETFData #ETFAnalysis #MarketXLS #ETFOverlap 2026-04-02T12:12:22Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/AqEbPmiL82Q https://www.youtube.com/embed/AqEbPmiL82Q https://i.ytimg.com/vi/AqEbPmiL82Q/hqdefault.jpg Commodity Prices in Excel — Live Gold, Oil & Commodity Data with MarketXLS Commodity prices in Excel using MarketXLS. Get live and historical prices for gold, crude oil, natural gas, silver, and other commodities directly in your Excel spreadsheet. Track commodity futures and spot prices with institutional-grade data feeds. Correct futures symbology: /CLN5 (Crude Oil), /GCZ5 (Gold), /NGN5 (Natural Gas), /SIN5 (Silver). Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #CommodityPrices #GoldPrice #CrudeOil #MarketXLS #Commodities 2026-04-01T22:19:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/xSptvxdGLsA https://www.youtube.com/embed/xSptvxdGLsA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xSptvxdGLsA/hqdefault.jpg Stock Data in Google Sheets — Import Real-Time Market Data with MarketXLS Stock data in Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Import real-time stock prices, options data, financial statements, and more directly into Google Sheets — beyond what GOOGLEFINANCE offers. Get institutional-grade market data in your Google Sheets spreadsheet. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #StockData #MarketData #MarketXLS #Spreadsheet 2026-04-01T22:19:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/E2cGrixTpfs https://www.youtube.com/embed/E2cGrixTpfs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/E2cGrixTpfs/hqdefault.jpg Options Spreadsheet — Build a Complete Options Trading Sheet in Excel Options spreadsheet in Excel using MarketXLS. Build a complete options trading spreadsheet with real-time options pricing, Greeks, option chains, P&L tracking, and strategy analysis. Get live options data directly in your Excel spreadsheet. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #OptionsSpreadsheet #OptionsTrading #MarketXLS #Options 2026-04-01T21:32:54Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/LCmipdlQPbk https://www.youtube.com/embed/LCmipdlQPbk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LCmipdlQPbk/hqdefault.jpg Stock Price in Excel — Get Real-Time & Historical Stock Prices with MarketXLS Stock price in Excel using MarketXLS. Learn how to get stock prices in Excel, pull real-time stock quotes into your spreadsheet, and look up historical stock price data — all with simple Excel functions. Whether you need to get stock price in Excel for a single ticker or build a full portfolio tracker, MarketXLS gives you 1,000+ functions for real-time and historical market data. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #StockPrice #StockData #MarketXLS #StockQuotes 2026-04-01T21:27:53Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/0ae0M-z7E-U https://www.youtube.com/embed/0ae0M-z7E-U https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0ae0M-z7E-U/hqdefault_live.jpg Mutual Fund Google Sheets — Track NAV & Returns in Google Sheets with MarketXLS Mutual fund data in Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Track mutual fund NAV, returns, expense ratios, and build portfolio analysis — all directly in Google Sheets. Go beyond GOOGLEFINANCE with institutional-grade mutual fund data. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #MutualFund #NAV #MarketXLS #MutualFundTracker 2026-04-01T19:09:58Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_fgXwSfecbE https://www.youtube.com/embed/_fgXwSfecbE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_fgXwSfecbE/hqdefault_live.jpg Mutual Fund Data in Excel — NAV, Returns & Portfolio Analysis with MarketXLS Mutual fund data in Excel using MarketXLS. Get mutual fund NAV, historical returns, expense ratios, holdings, and performance metrics directly in your Excel spreadsheet. Build a complete mutual fund tracker and portfolio analyzer with live data. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #MutualFund #MutualFundData #NAV #MarketXLS #MutualFundTracker 2026-04-01T19:09:53Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/B4GdEGQLutE https://www.youtube.com/embed/B4GdEGQLutE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/B4GdEGQLutE/hqdefault_live.jpg Currency Exchange Rate in Excel — Live Forex Rates & Conversion with MarketXLS Currency exchange rate in Excel using MarketXLS. Get live forex rates, convert currencies, and track exchange rate history — all directly in your Excel spreadsheet. Access real-time currency exchange data for USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, and 100+ currency pairs. No manual lookups needed. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #CurrencyExchange #ForexData #ExchangeRates #MarketXLS 2026-04-01T19:09:46Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Tf3b8mgRdIg https://www.youtube.com/embed/Tf3b8mgRdIg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tf3b8mgRdIg/hqdefault_live.jpg ETF Data in Excel — Get ETF Holdings, Performance & Analytics with MarketXLS ETF data in Excel using MarketXLS. Get ETF holdings, overlap analysis, performance metrics, expense ratios, and real-time pricing — all directly in your Excel spreadsheet. Analyze and compare ETFs with institutional-grade data. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #ETFData #ETFAnalysis #MarketXLS #ETFInvesting 2026-04-01T18:35:41Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/uPdcM08ty4E https://www.youtube.com/embed/uPdcM08ty4E https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uPdcM08ty4E/hqdefault_live.jpg Dividend Data in Excel — Track Dividends, Yields & Payouts with MarketXLS Dividend data in Excel using MarketXLS. Get dividend yields, payout ratios, ex-dividend dates, dividend history, and DRIP calculations — all in your Excel spreadsheet. Build a complete dividend tracker with real-time and historical dividend data. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #DividendData #DividendTracker #MarketXLS #DividendInvesting 2026-04-01T18:35:39Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/FTcHvNyJuw4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/FTcHvNyJuw4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/FTcHvNyJuw4/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Market Data in Excel — Import Complete Market Data with MarketXLS Stock market data in Excel using MarketXLS. Import real-time stock prices, options data, financial statements, dividends, earnings, and more — all directly into your Excel spreadsheet. Access 1,000+ functions for complete market data coverage. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #StockMarketData #MarketData #MarketXLS #FinancialData 2026-04-01T18:35:37Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/8pJww7Kden4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/8pJww7Kden4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8pJww7Kden4/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Chart in Excel — Create Professional Stock Charts with Live Data Stock chart in Excel using MarketXLS. Create professional candlestick charts, OHLC charts, and price trend visualizations with real-time and historical stock data. Build custom stock charts in Excel with institutional-grade data feeds. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #StockChart #StockCharts #MarketXLS #TechnicalAnalysis 2026-04-01T18:35:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Ly-OKBPNCFM https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ly-OKBPNCFM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ly-OKBPNCFM/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Watchlist in Excel — Build & Track Your Watchlist with Live Data Stock watchlist in Excel using MarketXLS. Build a live-updating stock watchlist spreadsheet with real-time prices, daily changes, volume, and custom alerts — all in Excel. Track your favorite stocks with streaming data that updates automatically. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #StockWatchlist #StockTracking #MarketXLS #StockTracker 2026-04-01T18:35:29Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/KOHUTu-IU-M https://www.youtube.com/embed/KOHUTu-IU-M https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KOHUTu-IU-M/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Screener in Excel — Filter & Screen Stocks with Live Data in MarketXLS Stock screener in Excel using MarketXLS. Screen stocks by price, volume, market cap, PE ratio, dividend yield, and 100+ other criteria — all inside your Excel spreadsheet. Build custom stock screening formulas with real-time data. No web tools needed. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #StockScreener #StockScreening #MarketXLS #StockAnalysis 2026-04-01T18:35:27Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/tJxCmzSh_7o https://www.youtube.com/embed/tJxCmzSh_7o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tJxCmzSh_7o/hqdefault.jpg Historical Price Range Analysis in Excel - Find Highs & Lows for Any Date Range Historical price range analysis in Excel using MarketXLS. Learn how to find the lowest and highest stock prices between any two dates, 52-week highs and lows, and multi-week price ranges - all with simple Excel functions. Functions covered: - CUSTOM_DATES_LOW - Lowest price between any two dates - CUSTOM_DATES_HIGH - Highest price between any two dates - FIFTYTWOWEEKHIGH / FIFTYTWOWEEKLOW - Trailing 52-week range - X_WEEK_HIGH / X_WEEK_LOW - Custom week ranges Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/demo MarketXLS is an institutional-grade, Excel-first investment research platform for professionals. Get real-time and historical stock data, options analytics, and 1,000+ functions directly in Excel. Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com #Excel #StockData #MarketXLS #HistoricalPrices #InvestmentResearch 2026-04-01T14:19:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Q74Cop5zFJ0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q74Cop5zFJ0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q74Cop5zFJ0/hqdefault.jpg Stock Price on a Specific Date in Excel - Historical Stock Data Lookup Stock price on a specific date in Excel - learn how to pull historical stock prices for any date directly into your Excel spreadsheet using MarketXLS. Whether you need closing prices, adjusted close, high, low, open, or volume data for a specific historical date, MarketXLS makes it simple with dedicated Excel functions. Topics covered: - How to get stock price on any specific date in Excel - Historical close price lookup with CLOSE_HISTORICAL - Adjusted close prices with ADJUSTED_CLOSE_HISTORICAL - High, low, and open prices for specific dates - Historical bid/ask data - Building date-based price comparison tables - Portfolio historical valuation MarketXLS is an institutional-grade, Excel-first investment research platform for professionals. Get real-time and historical market data directly in your spreadsheets. Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Book a Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-a-demo 2026-04-01T13:42:51Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/00LnHN_wzWQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/00LnHN_wzWQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/00LnHN_wzWQ/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Prices in Google Sheets - Live Quotes, Historical Data & Portfolio Tracking Stock prices in Google Sheets - pull live stock quotes, historical data, and build portfolio trackers directly in your spreadsheet. Whether you use GOOGLEFINANCE or need more comprehensive data, MarketXLS extends Google Sheets with 800+ functions for stocks, options, ETFs, and more. Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Get started: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #StockPrices #StockData #MarketXLS #Investing #Portfolio 2026-03-31T16:33:33Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ckIaDHY9HtM https://www.youtube.com/embed/ckIaDHY9HtM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ckIaDHY9HtM/hqdefault_live.jpg Market Data in Google Sheets - Real-Time Stock, Options & Financial Data with MarketXLS Market data in Google Sheets - get real-time stock prices, options chains, financial statements, and more directly in your spreadsheet. MarketXLS brings institutional-grade market data to Google Sheets through simple functions. Pull live stock quotes, historical prices, options data with Greeks, and fundamental data. Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Get started: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #MarketData #StockData #MarketXLS #Options #Investing 2026-03-31T16:33:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/tphL4i9RBI0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/tphL4i9RBI0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tphL4i9RBI0/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Prices in Google Sheets - Live Quotes, Historical Data & Portfolio Tracking Stock prices in Google Sheets - pull live stock quotes, historical data, and build portfolio trackers directly in your spreadsheet. Whether you use GOOGLEFINANCE or need more comprehensive data, this video shows you how to get real-time and historical stock prices in Google Sheets. MarketXLS extends Google Sheets with 800+ functions for stocks, options, ETFs, and more. In this video, you will learn: - Using GOOGLEFINANCE for basic stock quotes - Getting real-time prices with MarketXLS functions - Historical price data for analysis and charting - Building a portfolio tracker with live updates - Comparing multiple stocks side by side Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Get started: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #StockPrices #StockData #MarketXLS #Investing #Portfolio 2026-03-31T16:33:14Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/0AoHnK8LQDQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/0AoHnK8LQDQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0AoHnK8LQDQ/hqdefault_live.jpg Market Data in Google Sheets - Real-Time Stock, Options & Financial Data with MarketXLS Market data in Google Sheets - get real-time stock prices, options chains, financial statements, and more directly in your spreadsheet. MarketXLS brings institutional-grade market data to Google Sheets through simple functions. Pull live stock quotes, historical prices, options data with Greeks, and fundamental data - all without leaving your spreadsheet. In this video, you will learn: - How to get real-time stock prices in Google Sheets - Pulling options chain data with bid, ask, and Greeks - Financial statement data (income, balance sheet, cash flow) - Historical price data for backtesting - Portfolio tracking with live updates MarketXLS supports 800+ functions covering stocks, ETFs, options, mutual funds, crypto, forex, and more. Book a demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Get started: https://marketxls.com #GoogleSheets #MarketData #StockData #MarketXLS #Options #Investing 2026-03-31T16:33:12Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/NktVj-aGUCI https://www.youtube.com/embed/NktVj-aGUCI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NktVj-aGUCI/hqdefault.jpg Implied Volatility — How to Calculate & Track IV in Excel Implied volatility explained - what it is, how to calculate it, and how to track IV in Excel. Learn how implied volatility affects options pricing and trading strategies. Topics covered: - What implied volatility is and why it matters - How implied volatility is calculated - IV rank and IV percentile explained - Tracking implied volatility changes in Excel - High IV vs low IV trading strategies - Using IV to find mispriced options Track implied volatility in real-time with MarketXLS Excel functions. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:33:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/1QP30ZZ7JIA https://www.youtube.com/embed/1QP30ZZ7JIA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1QP30ZZ7JIA/hqdefault.jpg Dividend Tracker — Portfolio Income Tracking in Excel Dividend tracker for Excel - track dividend income, ex-dates, yields, and payout history for your entire portfolio. Build a complete dividend tracking system in your spreadsheet. Topics covered: - Building a dividend tracker in Excel - Tracking dividend yield, payout ratio, and growth - Monitoring ex-dividend dates and payment schedules - Calculating annual dividend income by portfolio - Live dividend data feeds in Excel - Screening for high-dividend stocks MarketXLS provides real-time dividend data in Excel. For tracking mutual fund distributions and NAV, try FundXLS - built for fund and dividend investors. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:29:37Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/lEDXhkTNNEk https://www.youtube.com/embed/lEDXhkTNNEk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lEDXhkTNNEk/hqdefault.jpg Credit Spread — Options Strategy With Live Data in Excel Credit spread options strategy explained with live data tracking in Excel. Learn bull put spreads and bear call spreads for consistent income from options trading. Topics covered: - What a credit spread is (bull put spread, bear call spread) - How credit spreads generate income - Selecting strikes and managing risk/reward - Calculating max profit, max loss, and probability of profit - Tracking credit spread positions in Excel with live data - When to close, roll, or adjust credit spreads Build and track credit spread strategies with MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:24:14Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/6SuEK7le9ws https://www.youtube.com/embed/6SuEK7le9ws https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6SuEK7le9ws/hqdefault.jpg Option Trading — Live Options Data & Strategies in Excel Option trading strategies and live options data in Excel help you trade with confidence. Learn how to trade options using real-time chain data, Greeks, and pricing models directly in your spreadsheet. Topics covered: - Option trading fundamentals: calls, puts, and strategies - Reading and analyzing options chains in Excel - Understanding options Greeks for better trade decisions - Building an option trading journal in Excel - Screening for option trading opportunities with live data - Risk management for option trading positions MarketXLS provides real-time options chain data, Greeks, and analytics for option trading - all inside Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:18:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/0K2edq_fHbk https://www.youtube.com/embed/0K2edq_fHbk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0K2edq_fHbk/hqdefault.jpg Black Scholes Model — Options Pricing Formula in Excel Black Scholes model explained with a working options pricing calculator in Excel. Learn the Black-Scholes-Merton formula, its inputs, assumptions, and how to implement it step by step. Topics covered: - The Black Scholes model formula explained - Five inputs: stock price, strike, time, risk-free rate, volatility - Calculating call and put option prices with Black Scholes - Building a Black Scholes calculator in Excel - Greeks derived from the Black Scholes model - Limitations and real-world adjustments MarketXLS includes built-in Black Scholes pricing functions in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:13:45Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/yBif9po3ghY https://www.youtube.com/embed/yBif9po3ghY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yBif9po3ghY/hqdefault.jpg Options Calculator — Real-Time Options Pricing, Greeks & Profit Analysis in Excel Options calculator functionality in Excel lets you calculate option prices, Greeks, and profit/loss scenarios directly in your spreadsheet with MarketXLS. This session demonstrates how to build a powerful options calculator with real-time data, Black-Scholes pricing, and complete risk analysis. Topics covered: - Options calculator setup in Excel with live market data - Calculating option prices using Black-Scholes and binomial models - Real-time Greeks - Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho - Profit and loss scenarios for calls, puts, spreads, and multi-leg strategies - Implied volatility calculator and IV rank/percentile - Building covered call, iron condor, and straddle calculators - Comparing theoretical vs market prices to find mispriced options Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:09:38Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/xKTg0pmr6Qw https://www.youtube.com/embed/xKTg0pmr6Qw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xKTg0pmr6Qw/hqdefault.jpg Covered Calls — Strategy, Calculator & Real-Time Options Data in Excel Covered calls strategy explained with real-time options data in Excel. Learn how to find optimal covered call opportunities, calculate premium income, and manage your positions using live options chain data. Topics covered: - How covered calls work and when to use them - Finding optimal strike prices and expiration dates - Calculating covered call returns and breakeven points - Using Excel to screen for high-premium covered calls - Managing covered call positions with live data - Rolling covered calls for maximum income MarketXLS gives you real-time options chain data, Greeks, and screening tools right inside Excel - ideal for covered call strategies. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T21:00:55Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/VL7PfX7-wwc https://www.youtube.com/embed/VL7PfX7-wwc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VL7PfX7-wwc/hqdefault.jpg Stock Prices in Google Sheets — Live Data with GOOGLEFINANCE Stock prices in Google Sheets - pulling real-time market data into your spreadsheet is easier than you think. This session walks you through using the GOOGLEFINANCE function and other tools to get live stock quotes, historical prices, and key financial metrics. Topics covered: - Stock prices in Google Sheets using GOOGLEFINANCE - Pulling real-time quotes, volume, market cap, and P/E ratios - Getting historical stock price data for any date range - Building a stock portfolio tracker in Google Sheets - Going beyond GOOGLEFINANCE with MarketXLS for options data and advanced analytics Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T20:32:52Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/sYN2CujFLjE https://www.youtube.com/embed/sYN2CujFLjE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sYN2CujFLjE/hqdefault.jpg Option Prices in Google Sheets — Real-Time Options Chain Data & Greeks Option prices in Google Sheets - learn how to pull real-time options data directly into your spreadsheet. From bid/ask prices to Greeks like Delta, Gamma, Theta, and Vega, we walk through how to get comprehensive options pricing data in Google Sheets using MarketXLS. Topics covered: - Option prices in Google Sheets - setup and configuration - Pulling real-time options chain data with bid, ask, and last prices - Getting Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho) for any option contract - Filtering options by strike price, expiration, and moneyness - Building an options watchlist and tracker - Advanced analysis: put-call ratios, max pain, and pricing models MarketXLS is an institutional-grade, Excel-first investment research platform that works across Excel, Excel Online, and Google Sheets. It provides enterprise-grade options data and deep analysis capabilities for investment professionals. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T20:27:08Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Pc9BGw55_E0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/Pc9BGw55_E0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Pc9BGw55_E0/hqdefault.jpg Market Data in Excel — Real-Time Stock, Options & Financial Data Market data in Excel - pull real-time stock prices, options chains, fundamentals, and technical indicators directly into your spreadsheet with MarketXLS. This session shows how to access institutional-grade market data without leaving Excel. Topics covered: - Market data in Excel - setup and getting started with MarketXLS - Real-time stock quotes, bid/ask, volume, and market cap - Options chain data with Greeks, implied volatility, and open interest - Historical price data and technical indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands) - Fundamental data - P/E ratio, EPS, revenue, balance sheet items - Streaming real-time data with automatic refresh - 1,000+ MarketXLS functions for every type of market data - Building dashboards, watchlists, and screeners in Excel Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:53:01Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/wj7ZjXbI3PI https://www.youtube.com/embed/wj7ZjXbI3PI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wj7ZjXbI3PI/hqdefault.jpg Portfolio Backtest — Test Investment Strategies With Historical Data Portfolio backtest your investment strategies using historical data in Excel. Test asset allocations, rebalancing schedules, and compare portfolio performance against benchmarks before risking real money. Topics covered: - How to backtest a portfolio with historical price data - Testing different asset allocations and rebalancing strategies - Comparing portfolio backtest results vs S&P 500 and other benchmarks - Risk metrics: max drawdown, Sharpe ratio, volatility - Backtesting stock, ETF, and mutual fund portfolios - Building a portfolio backtest framework in Excel MarketXLS provides historical stock and ETF data for backtesting in Excel. For mutual fund portfolio backtesting, try FundXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:46:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/04l8mZa_L0g https://www.youtube.com/embed/04l8mZa_L0g https://i.ytimg.com/vi/04l8mZa_L0g/hqdefault.jpg Stock Options — Complete Guide With Live Data in Excel Stock options explained - calls, puts, pricing, and strategies with live Excel data. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about stock options trading. Topics covered: - What stock options are (calls and puts) - How stock options are priced - Reading an options chain - Understanding the Greeks for stock options - Pulling live stock options data into Excel - Basic and advanced stock options strategies MarketXLS brings institutional-grade stock options data to your Excel spreadsheet. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:40:12Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/et1fCETm4qo https://www.youtube.com/embed/et1fCETm4qo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/et1fCETm4qo/hqdefault.jpg Stock Prices in Excel - Get Live Stock Quotes with MarketXLS Stock prices in Excel are easy to access with MarketXLS. This tutorial shows you how to import live stock prices directly into your spreadsheets, giving you real-time quotes and pricing data for any ticker symbol. Topics covered: - Setting up automatic price feeds in Excel - Pulling current and historical stock prices - Refreshing quotes instantly with live data - Creating dynamic spreadsheets that update as the market moves - Building watchlists and price trackers with MarketXLS Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:40:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_uAd_4PVxz4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/_uAd_4PVxz4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_uAd_4PVxz4/hqdefault.jpg Put Options — Pricing, Strategies & Live Data in Excel Put options explained with live pricing data and strategies in Excel. Learn how put options work, when to buy or sell them, and how to track them with real-time data. Topics covered: - What put options are and how they work - Put option pricing and the Greeks - Buying puts for downside protection - Selling puts for income (cash-secured puts) - Tracking put option prices in Excel with live data - Put option strategies: protective puts, put spreads, straddles Get real-time put option data in Excel with MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:32:55Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/02FCY70KfSM https://www.youtube.com/embed/02FCY70KfSM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/02FCY70KfSM/hqdefault.jpg Call Options — Pricing, Greeks & Live Data in Excel Call options explained with real-time pricing and Greeks data in Excel. Learn how call options work, how they're priced, and how to analyze them using live market data. Topics covered: - What call options are and how they work - Understanding call option pricing (intrinsic vs extrinsic value) - Reading call option Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega) - Pulling live call option prices into Excel - Building a call options watchlist with real-time updates - Strategies using call options: long calls, covered calls, spreads MarketXLS provides 1,000+ functions for options data directly in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:21:01Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/wjtQUIuRB1M https://www.youtube.com/embed/wjtQUIuRB1M https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wjtQUIuRB1M/hqdefault.jpg Puts and Calls — Options Basics With Live Data in Excel Puts and calls explained for beginners with live options data in Excel. Understand the fundamentals of options trading including pricing, Greeks, and basic strategies. Topics covered: - What puts and calls are and how they differ - When to buy calls vs puts - How puts and calls are priced - Reading options chains for puts and calls - Pulling live puts and calls data into Excel - Basic strategies combining puts and calls Get real-time puts and calls data in Excel with MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T15:16:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/q4Xp1Jnf04o https://www.youtube.com/embed/q4Xp1Jnf04o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q4Xp1Jnf04o/hqdefault.jpg Options Spreads — Types, Setup & Live Tracking in Excel Options spreads explained - all types including vertical, horizontal, and diagonal spreads with live tracking in Excel. Learn how to build and manage spread strategies. Topics covered: - Types of options spreads (vertical, horizontal, diagonal) - Bull call spreads and bear put spreads - Credit spreads vs debit spreads - Setting up and tracking spreads in Excel - Calculating P&L and Greeks for spread positions - Advanced spread strategies: iron condors, butterflies, calendars Build and track options spreads with live data in MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T11:46:56Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/1MFgSp8zhu8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/1MFgSp8zhu8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1MFgSp8zhu8/hqdefault.jpg Iron Condor — Strategy, Setup & Live P&L Tracking in Excel Iron condor options strategy explained with setup examples and live P&L tracking in Excel. Learn how to profit from low volatility with this popular neutral strategy. Topics covered: - What an iron condor is and how it works - Setting up an iron condor trade step by step - Choosing strike prices and expiration dates - Maximum profit, maximum loss, and breakeven points - Tracking iron condor P&L in real-time with Excel - Adjusting and managing iron condor positions Track your iron condor positions with live options data in MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T11:39:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/FJPFMf_Jk0s https://www.youtube.com/embed/FJPFMf_Jk0s https://i.ytimg.com/vi/FJPFMf_Jk0s/hqdefault.jpg Iron Condor — Strategy, Setup & Live P&L Tracking in Excel Iron condor options strategy explained with setup examples and live P&L tracking in Excel. Learn how to profit from low volatility with this popular neutral strategy. Topics covered: - What an iron condor is and how it works - Setting up an iron condor trade step by step - Choosing strike prices and expiration dates - Maximum profit, maximum loss, and breakeven points - Tracking iron condor P&L in real-time with Excel - Adjusting and managing iron condor positions Track your iron condor positions with live options data in MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T11:32:51Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/FOpIIx0S72c https://www.youtube.com/embed/FOpIIx0S72c https://i.ytimg.com/vi/FOpIIx0S72c/hqdefault.jpg Credit Spread — Options Strategy With Live Data in Excel Credit spread options strategy explained with live data tracking in Excel. Learn bull put spreads and bear call spreads for consistent income from options trading. Topics covered: - What a credit spread is (bull put spread, bear call spread) - How credit spreads generate income - Selecting strikes and managing risk/reward - Calculating max profit, max loss, and probability of profit - Tracking credit spread positions in Excel with live data - When to close, roll, or adjust credit spreads Build and track credit spread strategies with MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T10:28:12Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/EEbgB4OWm4Q https://www.youtube.com/embed/EEbgB4OWm4Q https://i.ytimg.com/vi/EEbgB4OWm4Q/hqdefault.jpg Selling Puts — Income Strategy With Live Options Data in Excel Selling puts for income is a proven strategy for generating consistent returns on stocks you want to own. Learn the mechanics, risk management, and how to find opportunities with live options data in Excel. Topics covered: - How selling puts works as an income strategy - Cash-secured puts vs naked puts - Selecting strike prices and expiration dates - Calculating maximum profit, loss, and breakeven - Using Excel to find high-premium puts to sell with live data - Managing and rolling put positions Screen for put selling opportunities with MarketXLS options data in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T02:17:09Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/DBEMZWmStaQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/DBEMZWmStaQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DBEMZWmStaQ/hqdefault.jpg Selling Puts — Income Strategy With Live Options Data in Excel Selling puts for income is a proven strategy for generating consistent returns on stocks you want to own. Learn how to find, analyze, and manage cash-secured put positions with live options data in Excel. Topics covered: - How selling puts works as an income strategy - Cash-secured puts vs naked puts - Selecting strike prices and expiration dates - Calculating maximum profit, loss, and breakeven - Using Excel to find high-premium puts to sell - Managing and rolling put positions Screen for put selling opportunities with MarketXLS options data in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-30T01:56:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/cxng9MZvV2g https://www.youtube.com/embed/cxng9MZvV2g https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cxng9MZvV2g/hqdefault.jpg Live Option Chain Data in Google Sheets Live option chain data in Google Sheets with MarketXLS in this comprehensive tutorial. We'll demonstrate how to pull real-time options chain data directly into Google Sheets — including bid/ask prices, volume, open interest, implied volatility, and all the Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega). Topics covered: • Live option chain data in Google Sheets — setup and configuration • Pulling real-time bid, ask, last prices for any options contract • Filtering by strike price, expiration date, and moneyness • Getting Greeks and implied volatility in your spreadsheet • Building an options scanner and watchlist • When to use Excel with MarketXLS for advanced options analytics Book your live demo here: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 🔗 Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com 🔗 Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-29T19:43:43Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/iY8R6h2Es38 https://www.youtube.com/embed/iY8R6h2Es38 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iY8R6h2Es38/hqdefault_live.jpg Best Financial Data MCP for Stock and Options Data Best financial data MCP for stock and options data - MarketXLS provides an MCP server that gives AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor access to real-time stock prices, options chains, Greeks, implied volatility, and 1,000+ financial data points. Topics covered: - What is MCP (Model Context Protocol) and why it matters for financial data - Real-time stock quotes, fundamentals, and technical indicators via MCP - Complete options chain data - bid/ask, volume, open interest, Greeks - Connecting ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI tools to live market data - Deterministic financial data instead of AI guesses - How financial advisors and traders use MCP for research and analysis Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-26T13:24:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/dg9FJcXsDto https://www.youtube.com/embed/dg9FJcXsDto https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dg9FJcXsDto/hqdefault_live.jpg Investment Portfolio — Real-Time Tracking, Analysis & Optimization in Excel Investment portfolio management in Excel with real-time data from MarketXLS and FundXLS. This session covers portfolio construction, tracking, analysis, and optimization for stocks, ETFs, options, and mutual funds. Topics covered: - Investment portfolio setup with live data in Excel - Multi-asset tracking - stocks, ETFs, options, mutual funds - Asset allocation and rebalancing strategies - Performance attribution and benchmark comparison - Risk analysis - beta, Sharpe ratio, max drawdown, VaR - Tax-loss harvesting identification - Building a complete investment dashboard Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:17:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/6b4c2JMnfAU https://www.youtube.com/embed/6b4c2JMnfAU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6b4c2JMnfAU/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Portfolio — Build & Manage Your Investment Portfolio in Excel Stock portfolio management in Excel - build, track, and optimize your stock portfolio directly with MarketXLS. This session covers everything from setting up a basic portfolio tracker to advanced analysis with real-time data, performance metrics, and risk management. Topics covered: - Stock portfolio setup in Excel with live market data - Real-time portfolio valuation with MarketXLS formulas - Sector allocation and diversification analysis - Performance tracking and benchmarking against S&P 500 - Dividend income tracking and yield analysis - Portfolio risk metrics - beta, correlation, volatility - Rebalancing alerts and optimization - FundXLS for adding ETFs and mutual funds to your portfolio Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:17:00Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/engHWgaaxdE https://www.youtube.com/embed/engHWgaaxdE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/engHWgaaxdE/hqdefault_live.jpg Portfolio Backtest — Test Your Investment Strategy with Historical Data Portfolio backtest - test any investment strategy against historical data before risking real money. This session demonstrates how to backtest portfolios in Excel using MarketXLS and FundXLS with real historical prices, dividends, and rebalancing. Topics covered: - Portfolio backtest setup with historical data in Excel - Testing asset allocation strategies (60/40, all-weather, three-fund) - Backtesting with dividend reinvestment - Comparing portfolio performance against benchmarks (S&P 500, 60/40) - Risk-adjusted returns - Sharpe ratio, Sortino ratio, max drawdown - Rebalancing strategies and their impact on returns - FundXLS for ETF and mutual fund backtesting Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:57Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/XM6nI360LfM https://www.youtube.com/embed/XM6nI360LfM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XM6nI360LfM/hqdefault_live.jpg Portfolio Tracker — Track Stocks, ETFs & Mutual Funds in Real Time Portfolio tracker - build a powerful real-time portfolio tracker using MarketXLS in Excel and FundXLS for mutual funds and ETFs. This session shows you how to track all your investments in one place with live prices, performance metrics, and allocation analysis. Topics covered: - Portfolio tracker setup in Excel with live market data - Tracking stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds in real time - Portfolio allocation and diversification analysis - Performance tracking - daily, monthly, and annual returns - Risk metrics - beta, Sharpe ratio, max drawdown - Building a dividend income tracker - FundXLS for mutual fund and ETF portfolio tracking Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:55Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/PndGJiFuiVU https://www.youtube.com/embed/PndGJiFuiVU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PndGJiFuiVU/hqdefault_live.jpg Options Flow — Track Unusual Options Activity in Real-Time Options flow tracking lets you monitor unusual options activity and large block trades in real-time. Learn how to follow smart money by analyzing options order flow data. Topics covered: - What options flow is and why it matters - Identifying unusual options activity and large block trades - Reading options flow: sweeps, blocks, and dark pool prints - Tracking options flow in Excel with live data - Using options flow as a trading signal - Filtering noise from signal in options flow data Track options flow and unusual activity with MarketXLS real-time options data in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:22Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/MPrEy0jS9Hw https://www.youtube.com/embed/MPrEy0jS9Hw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MPrEy0jS9Hw/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Portfolio — Build & Track Your Investments in Excel Stock portfolio management in Excel - build, track, and analyze your investments with real-time data. Create a professional stock portfolio dashboard with live prices, P&L, and performance metrics. Topics covered: - Building a stock portfolio tracker in Excel from scratch - Real-time stock prices and portfolio valuation - Tracking gains, losses, and portfolio allocation - Dividend tracking and income analysis - Portfolio performance vs market benchmarks - Rebalancing alerts and portfolio optimization MarketXLS brings real-time stock data into your Excel portfolio. For mutual fund and ETF portfolio management, check out FundXLS - purpose-built for fund investors. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Vw-OuPJ5reE https://www.youtube.com/embed/Vw-OuPJ5reE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Vw-OuPJ5reE/hqdefault_live.jpg Option Chain — How to Read & Analyze Live Options Data in Excel Option chain data explained - how to read, analyze, and pull live option chains into Excel. Master the options chain to make better trading decisions. Topics covered: - What an option chain is and how to read it - Understanding columns: strike, bid, ask, volume, open interest, Greeks - Pulling live option chain data into Excel - Filtering option chains by expiration, strike, and moneyness - Using option chain data to find trading opportunities - Analyzing unusual options activity from chain data MarketXLS pulls complete option chain data into Excel with real-time updates - strikes, Greeks, volume, and more. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/x-1kqaYpuyE https://www.youtube.com/embed/x-1kqaYpuyE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/x-1kqaYpuyE/hqdefault_live.jpg Put Call Ratio — Market Sentiment Indicator With Live Data Put call ratio explained - how to use this powerful market sentiment indicator with live data in Excel. Learn to read bullish and bearish signals from options volume. Topics covered: - What the put call ratio is and how it's calculated - Using put call ratio as a contrarian sentiment indicator - CBOE equity put call ratio vs index put call ratio - Tracking put call ratio trends in Excel with live data - Historical put call ratio analysis and what extremes signal - Combining put call ratio with other technical indicators Track the put call ratio in real-time with MarketXLS options data in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:08Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/SB1JGzBtRLY https://www.youtube.com/embed/SB1JGzBtRLY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SB1JGzBtRLY/hqdefault_live.jpg Options Trading for Beginners — Complete Guide With Live Data Options trading for beginners - a complete guide covering calls, puts, strategies, and how to use live options data in Excel. Everything you need to start trading options with confidence. Topics covered: - What options are and how they work (calls and puts) - Reading an options chain for the first time - Understanding options Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega) - Basic options trading strategies for beginners - How to get live options data in Excel - Common mistakes beginners make in options trading MarketXLS makes options trading accessible for beginners with real-time data and analytics in Excel. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:16:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Jy_9RyVoBB0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/Jy_9RyVoBB0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Jy_9RyVoBB0/hqdefault_live.jpg Portfolio Tracker — Real-Time Stock & Fund Tracking in Excel Portfolio tracker for stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds with real-time data in Excel. Build a complete portfolio tracking system with live prices, P&L, allocation, and performance analytics. Topics covered: - Building a real-time portfolio tracker in Excel - Tracking stocks, ETFs, options, and mutual funds in one dashboard - Live P&L, unrealized gains, and portfolio allocation - Dividend income tracking and yield analysis - Portfolio performance vs benchmarks (S&P 500, etc.) - Historical portfolio backtesting and analytics MarketXLS brings real-time stock and options data into your Excel portfolio tracker. For mutual fund portfolios, try FundXLS - the dedicated mutual fund analytics and portfolio tracking tool. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:15:45Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/aYANsbWSe8o https://www.youtube.com/embed/aYANsbWSe8o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aYANsbWSe8o/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Analysis — Tools, Methods & Real-Time Data in Excel Stock analysis tools, methods, and real-time data in Excel help you make informed investment decisions. Learn fundamental and technical stock analysis using live market data, financial ratios, and screening tools right in your spreadsheet. Topics covered: - Fundamental stock analysis: P/E, EPS, revenue growth, debt ratios - Technical stock analysis: moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands - Pulling real-time stock data into Excel for analysis - Building a stock analysis dashboard with live data - Screening stocks using financial metrics - Comparing stocks side by side with real-time data MarketXLS brings institutional-grade stock analysis tools directly into Excel - 1,000+ functions for real-time data, financials, and screening. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:15:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/mXWH8pu75sU https://www.youtube.com/embed/mXWH8pu75sU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mXWH8pu75sU/hqdefault_live.jpg AI Stock Trading — Artificial Intelligence Tools for Market Analysis AI stock trading tools and strategies are transforming market analysis. Discover how artificial intelligence enhances stock trading with screening, analysis, and portfolio management capabilities. Topics covered: - How AI is used in stock trading today - AI-powered stock screening and analysis - Using ChatGPT and AI for trading research - AI options analysis and strategy selection - Building AI-enhanced trading workflows in Excel - MarketXLS AI features for stock and options analysis Leverage AI for smarter stock trading with MarketXLS. Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T19:02:38Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/SvJPwM57zpA https://www.youtube.com/embed/SvJPwM57zpA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SvJPwM57zpA/hqdefault_live.jpg Options AI — AI-Powered Options Trading, Analysis & Screening in Excel Options AI is transforming how traders analyze options data, screen for opportunities, and make smarter trading decisions. This session shows how MarketXLS combines AI with real-time options data to enhance your options trading workflow. Topics covered: - Options AI - how artificial intelligence is changing options trading - AI-powered options screening with real-time Greeks and IV data - Using ChatGPT and Claude with MarketXLS MCP server for options research - Automated covered call and spread analysis - AI-driven unusual options activity detection - Real-time options chain data with Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega - Building AI-enhanced options strategies in Excel Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2026-03-25T18:57:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_pYp8y_7s2s https://www.youtube.com/embed/_pYp8y_7s2s https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_pYp8y_7s2s/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS India Installation and Tutorial MarketXLS India - Installation and Tutorial Real-time streaming of stocks, options and futures in your Excel directly from your broker connections. Supports Zerodha and AngelOne with more brokers like Dhan, Groww, Fyers coming soon. 2025-10-20T05:28:39Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/UcrVBUTpO-g https://www.youtube.com/embed/UcrVBUTpO-g https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UcrVBUTpO-g/hqdefault_live.jpg Google Sheets Options Data - Get Real-Time Options Pricing with MarketXLS Google Sheets options data access is possible with MarketXLS. This tutorial shows you how to import real-time options data into your Google Sheets, giving you live quotes on calls and puts for any underlying security. Topics covered: - Importing options chain data into Google Sheets - Monitoring strike prices and expiration dates - Tracking Greeks and implied volatility - Creating dynamic spreadsheets with real-time updates - MarketXLS as a complement to your Google Sheets workflow Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2025-10-09T12:53:08Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/0hvRavUFvs0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/0hvRavUFvs0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0hvRavUFvs0/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Data in Excel - Import Complete Market Data with MarketXLS Stock data in Excel is easy to import with MarketXLS. This tutorial shows you how to pull comprehensive stock data directly into your spreadsheets - prices, fundamentals, financial metrics, volume, dividends, and more. Topics covered: - Importing real-time and historical stock data into Excel - Accessing company fundamentals and financial ratios - Pulling market statistics and technical indicators - Creating analytical spreadsheets with automatic updates - 1,000+ MarketXLS functions for complete stock data coverage Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2025-10-08T18:32:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/3NeZkI2zItI https://www.youtube.com/embed/3NeZkI2zItI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3NeZkI2zItI/hqdefault_live.jpg Stock Price on Date Excel - Get Historical Stock Prices with MarketXLS Stock price on date Excel lookup is straightforward with MarketXLS. This tutorial shows you how to retrieve stock prices for any specific date directly in your Excel spreadsheets, giving you instant access to historical pricing data for any ticker symbol. Topics covered: - Pulling stock prices for exact dates in Excel - Creating date-based price lookup formulas - Building historical price comparison tables - Automating price retrieval across multiple dates and securities - Performance analysis, tax reporting, and cost basis calculations Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2025-10-07T21:17:57Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/fDrl6MncoBw https://www.youtube.com/embed/fDrl6MncoBw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fDrl6MncoBw/hqdefault.jpg Live Option Chain in Excel Setup - Track All Strikes & Expirations Live Live option chain in Excel allows you to access complete real-time options data for any underlying stock directly in your spreadsheet. In this comprehensive tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to stream full option chain data including all strike prices, expiration dates, bid/ask quotes, volume, open interest, and Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho). Learn to filter and analyze live options data based on your trading criteria and create powerful options scanning tools that update automatically. Book your live demo here: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2025-10-07T21:13:58Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/8ukcb12ekC0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/8ukcb12ekC0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8ukcb12ekC0/hqdefault.jpg Historical Options Data in Excel - Backtest & Analyze Options with MarketXLS Historical options data in Excel is now easier than ever to access with MarketXLS. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to import comprehensive historical options pricing data directly into your Excel spreadsheets, giving you years of historical quotes on calls and puts for backtesting and analysis. You'll learn how to pull historical option chains, analyze past pricing patterns, backtest your trading strategies, and create powerful analytical spreadsheets with complete historical datasets. Perfect for traders and analysts who need to study option behavior, test strategies against historical data, and make data-driven trading decisions. See how to transform Excel into your ultimate options research and backtesting platform with complete historical price data. Book your live demo here: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2025-10-07T12:00:10Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/GeRSq5YOgyk https://www.youtube.com/embed/GeRSq5YOgyk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/GeRSq5YOgyk/hqdefault.jpg Excel Stock Functions - Get Real-Time Stock Data in Your Spreadsheets Excel stock functions allow you to transform ordinary spreadsheets into powerful stock analysis tools with real-time market data. In this detailed tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to use Excel's stock data functions to automatically pull current prices, historical data, market caps, P/E ratios, and other essential financial metrics. You'll learn to create dynamic investment spreadsheets that update automatically, saving you hours of manual data entry. Book your live demo here: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2025-10-02T18:51:27Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/2TyP3oOg1wA https://www.youtube.com/embed/2TyP3oOg1wA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2TyP3oOg1wA/hqdefault_live.jpg Tracking Options Trades in Excel - Monitor Your Options Portfolio with MarketXLS Tracking options trades in Excel is streamlined with MarketXLS. This tutorial shows you how to track and monitor all your options trades directly in your spreadsheets, giving you a complete view of open positions, P&L, and trade performance. Topics covered: - Logging options trades with automated data entry - Tracking entry and exit prices in real time - Calculating real-time gains and losses - Creating comprehensive trade journals - Monitoring your options portfolio from one Excel workbook Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2025-10-02T11:52:29Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/68QvWnqHvUA https://www.youtube.com/embed/68QvWnqHvUA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/68QvWnqHvUA/hqdefault.jpg Live Option Prices in Excel - Real-Time Options Data with MarketXLS Live option prices in Excel are now easier than ever to access with MarketXLS. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to stream real-time options pricing data directly into your Excel spreadsheets, giving you up-to-the-second quotes on calls and puts. You'll learn how to set up automatic price feeds, monitor multiple option contracts simultaneously, and create dynamic spreadsheets that update instantly as market conditions change. Perfect for active traders who need live pricing data without switching between multiple platforms. See how to transform Excel into your ultimate options trading dashboard with real-time price tracking. Book your live demo here: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2025-09-30T12:28:17Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/LzbPxl9ojAA https://www.youtube.com/embed/LzbPxl9ojAA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LzbPxl9ojAA/hqdefault_live.jpg Poor Man's Covered Call - Excel Strategy Calculator & Analysis Tool Poor Man's Covered Call (PMCC) is a capital-efficient options strategy that you can easily track and analyze using Excel. This tutorial shows you how to build a comprehensive PMCC calculator that helps you select the right LEAPS call, identify optimal short call strikes, and monitor your position's profitability. Topics covered: - Poor Man's Covered Call strategy setup and mechanics - Selecting LEAPS calls and short call strikes - Calculating breakeven points, max profit, and risk/reward ratios - Tracking diagonal spread performance with automated Excel formulas - Real-time options data for PMCC analysis with MarketXLS Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2025-09-29T17:34:00Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/j4VPQ999l9A https://www.youtube.com/embed/j4VPQ999l9A https://i.ytimg.com/vi/j4VPQ999l9A/hqdefault.jpg Download option chain data in Excel Download option chain data in Excel with MarketXLS in this comprehensive tutorial. I'll demonstrate how to pull real-time options data directly into Excel and apply advanced filters based on your specific criteria - including implied volatility (IV), Delta, Gamma, strike prices, and expiration dates. This powerful workflow will help you analyze options more efficiently and make better trading decisions. Book your live demo here: https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2025-09-29T13:05:57Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/R032yfTpXuU https://www.youtube.com/embed/R032yfTpXuU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R032yfTpXuU/hqdefault_live.jpg Dividend Tracker Spreadsheet Tutorial - Track Payments & Yields in Excel Dividend tracker spreadsheet creation is essential for serious dividend investors. This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to build a comprehensive dividend tracking system in Excel that monitors your dividend payments, calculates yields, tracks ex-dividend dates, and projects future income. Topics covered: - Building a dividend tracker spreadsheet from scratch - Calculating dividend yields and payout ratios - Tracking ex-dividend dates and payment schedules - Projecting future dividend income - Automated formulas for dividend portfolio management with MarketXLS Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2025-09-26T15:03:29Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/-w4RKHfcHmY https://www.youtube.com/embed/-w4RKHfcHmY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-w4RKHfcHmY/hqdefault.jpg Zerodha Excel Connection with MarketXLS MarketXLS is an advanced software solution that provides a comprehensive suite of financial data, analytics, and portfolio management features, all directly in Microsoft Excel. The software allows you to analyze market data, build trading strategies, track portfolios, and more. 2025-09-11T15:06:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/IVJ91odL5qo https://www.youtube.com/embed/IVJ91odL5qo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IVJ91odL5qo/hqdefault.jpg How to automatically update stock prices in excel ***(Pre-recorded Video)*** In this Excel tutorial, I am going to walk you through how to update Stock and Option prices in Excel automatically every 2 seconds. Book your live demo here. https://marketxls.com/book-demo 2024-09-16T06:52:07Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/NHzVC8OZGDo https://www.youtube.com/embed/NHzVC8OZGDo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NHzVC8OZGDo/hqdefault_live.jpg Indian stock prices in excel Indian stock prices in Excel can be tracked in real time using MarketXLS. This tutorial walks you through how to update Indian (NSE) stock and option prices in Excel automatically, and how to connect with your Zerodha and AngelOne account to stream real-time prices. Topics covered: - Streaming Indian stock prices in Excel with automatic updates - Connecting Zerodha and AngelOne accounts for live data - NSE option prices and chain data in your spreadsheet - Building an Indian market watchlist in Excel Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2024-09-16T00:20:01Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/o7EFLtmkZGg https://www.youtube.com/embed/o7EFLtmkZGg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o7EFLtmkZGg/hqdefault_live.jpg MarketXLS is an advanced solution that provides comprehensive financial data, analytics, portfolio MarketXLS is an institutional-grade, Excel-first investment research platform for professionals. It provides comprehensive financial data, analytics, and portfolio management features directly in Microsoft Excel. Topics covered: - Real-time stock prices, options data, and financial metrics in Excel - Portfolio tracking and management with live data - 1,000+ Excel functions for investment research - Options chain data with Greeks and implied volatility - Building trading strategies and dashboards in Excel Book a free demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Try MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com Options Functions: https://marketxls.com/functions 2024-09-16T00:17:41Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/TUY6ogEO7KU https://www.youtube.com/embed/TUY6ogEO7KU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TUY6ogEO7KU/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS is an advanced solution that provides comprehensive financial data, analytics, portfolio "MarketXLS" is an advanced software solution that provides a comprehensive suite of financial data, analytics, and portfolio management features, all directly in Microsoft Excel. The software allows you to analyze market data, build trading strategies, track portfolios, and more. 2024-09-15T19:39:25Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/NX-7UXklIaQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/NX-7UXklIaQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NX-7UXklIaQ/hqdefault.jpg ChatGPT Integration in Excel with Real-time Intelligence function for Stock Analysis Join Ankur Mohan, founder of MarketXLS, in this comprehensive webinar where he introduces the latest features and functions of MarketXLS, designed to enhance your financial data analysis in Excel. Discover the power of Real-Time Intelligence (RTI) functions, seamless integration with ChatGPT, and much more. Highlights: 1) Learn how to use the new RTI functions for immediate data access and analysis. 2) See practical examples of streaming live financial data in Excel. 3) Explore the integration with ChatGPT to make sense of your data in real-time. 4) Discover enhancements to MarketXLS for better speed and stability. Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to financial data analysis, this webinar is packed with valuable insights and practical tips to help you get the most out of MarketXLS. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tutorials and updates from MarketXLS! Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 2:45 - Welcome and overview 5:30 - Introduction to RTI functions 10:15 - Demonstration of RTI functions in Excel 20:45 - Integration with ChatGPT 35:30 - Q&A session 1:20:00 - Conclusion and final thoughts Links: MarketXLS Official Website: www.marketxls.com Blog and Documentation: www.marketxls.com/blog Contact Support: support@marketxls.com #MarketXLS #Excel #FinancialData #Webinar #RealTimeIntelligence #ChatGPTIntegration #StockAnalysis #Investing #chatgpt #aiinnovation 2024-05-30T17:24:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/MAd5xn001aw https://www.youtube.com/embed/MAd5xn001aw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MAd5xn001aw/hqdefault.jpg Options Trading | How to do Options Trading with MarketXLS | New Advanced Option Analytics Function #marketxls #stockmarket #optionstrading #excel #exceltips #optionstrategy #stockanalysis Discovery the power of advanced options trading analytics with MarketXLS in this video. Explore new, user-inspired functions designed to unlock insights from key trading metrics and make smarter, data-driven trading decisions. Learn More at: https://marketxls.com Book a demo at: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Join our discord: https://discord.gg/a8wCZc9jB4 2023-08-07T08:23:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/7Hzc1EzsXuU https://www.youtube.com/embed/7Hzc1EzsXuU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7Hzc1EzsXuU/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS Use Cases | Stock Rank | Competitor Price Comparison & Analysis | Excel Templates #excel #pricecomparison #exceltips #exceldashboard #excelformula #exceltemplates #capitalmarket To Make Comparision price comparisons in Microsoft Excel Sheets, and Google Sheets. Learn to create your own “Trading Portfolio – Dashboard” in Excel. Build an Awesome Excel Dashboard. Explore the all-in-one trading solution, MarketXLS. Learn about its unique features like proprietary stock rank functions, trend analysis, options analysis tools, and advanced portfolio models. Discover how it converts complex financial data into user-friendly insights. Maximize returns, minimize risks, and excel in the stock market with MarketXLS. Learn More at: https://marketxls.com Book a demo at: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Join our discord: https://discord.gg/a8wCZc9jB4 #sharemarket #portfolio #portfoliostock #portfoliotracker #dashboard #leanexcelsolutions #marketanalysis #marketanalysisindia 2023-08-03T06:52:25Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/H8_kXow7u2Y https://www.youtube.com/embed/H8_kXow7u2Y https://i.ytimg.com/vi/H8_kXow7u2Y/hqdefault.jpg Free Web Office 365 | Office 2023 free | Install Free Version MarketXLS [add-ins] | Web-Based Excel #office365 #excel #microsoftoffice Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/3skgolW In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process of installing and using the free version of MarketXLS on a web-based Excel without an Office 365 Subscription. Learn how to access and use the advanced features of this powerful financial analysis tool, directly from your web browser. Perfect for those without an Office 365 subscription, this tutorial makes financial data management simple, streamlined, and efficient. This is the COMPLETE GUIDE to Microsoft Excel..! It's a step-by-step guide to Microsoft Excel for beginners & experienced people who are market investors. You'll discover Microsoft Excel tips and tricks and how to use them effectively to get the most out of it. 0:00 Intro 0:34 How to Install 0:45 Store Icon 1:00 Check Plugin 1:33 Refresh Data 1:40 Historical Data 2:12 View functions Learn More at: https://marketxls.com Book a demo at: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Join our discord: https://discord.gg/a8wCZc9jB4 2023-08-03T06:52:10Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/odFp5cxbzyk https://www.youtube.com/embed/odFp5cxbzyk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/odFp5cxbzyk/hqdefault.jpg How to Install Free Version of MarketXLS on your Mac with an Office 365 Subscription Discover how to effortlessly install MarketXLS on your Mac, with Excel fully installed locally and an Office 365 subscription. This step-by-step tutorial is designed to guide you through the entire process, from confirming your subscription to learning how to navigate the functionalities of MarketXLS. 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MarketXLS offers lots of financial data, including stocks, options, mutual funds, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and many more: https://marketxls.com. Options Profit Calculator - https://marketxls.com/options-profit-calculator-lp Plans & Pricing - https://marketxls.com/pricing Templates - https://marketxls.com/marketxls-templates #excel #stockmarket #stocks #volatility #volatilitytrading #finance #exceltips #financetips 2023-05-02T15:14:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Q1BxfNkuMCM https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q1BxfNkuMCM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q1BxfNkuMCM/hqdefault.jpg Create a Dividend Calendar Spreadsheet to Maximize Retirement Income with MarketXLS Maximize your dividend and indirect income with MarketXLS' AI-driven functions and templates, including a dividend calendar spreadsheet that helps you keep track of upcoming dividends. Our powerful stock screeners allow you to find the best dividend stocks and make informed investment decisions. Plus, our blog offers valuable insights and strategies for dividend growth investing, monthly dividend stocks, and using stock screeners effectively. But that's not all - MarketXLS also provides financial data for stocks, options, mutual funds, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and more. Our options profit calculator helps you calculate potential profits and make smarter trades, while our selection of templates makes it easy to get started and save time on financial analysis. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, MarketXLS has the tools and resources you need to succeed. 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Options Profit Calculator - https://marketxls.com/optionsprofitcalculator Plans & Pricing - https://marketxls.com/pricing Templates - https://marketxls.com/marketxls-templates Timestamps: 00:00 Intro - Options Profit Calculator 01:34 Getting started with Options Profit Calculator 02:35 Option chain filtering 04:40 Comparing Black Scholes Value with Market value 05:28 Configure your option strategy 08:17 Payoff & Results 11:12 Saving & Accessing the Scan #optionstrading #optionsprofitcalculator #BlackScholesmodel #calloptions #putoptions #optionpremium #underlyingstockprice #strikeprice #expirationdate #impliedvolatility 2022-12-16T15:51:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/0RsZP-thKsQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/0RsZP-thKsQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0RsZP-thKsQ/hqdefault.jpg Monitor Your Call Positions With MarketXLS Find out how you can monitor your call positions in Excel using MarketXLS. MarketXLS offers lots of financial data including stocks, options, mutual funds, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and many more: https://marketxls.com 00:00 - 00:42 - Intro 00:42 - 04:00 - Covered Call Options Positions in Excel 04:00 - 04:50 - Active Call Position Tracker 04:50 - 05:40 - Creating an Option Symbol 05:40 - 07:50 - How to Get Real-Time Data in Excel 07:50 - 09:50 - Create a Tradier Link in Excel 2022-04-06T08:02:58Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/gbKk8jhaUVY https://www.youtube.com/embed/gbKk8jhaUVY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gbKk8jhaUVY/hqdefault.jpg How To Free up Cash From Your Margin Trading Account (Using MarketXLS) A MarketXLS video tutorial. 2022-04-06T07:34:45Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/L-LXbk8ovrQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/L-LXbk8ovrQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/L-LXbk8ovrQ/hqdefault.jpg Trading Option Strategies with MarketXLS In this video, we share how you can trade, manage and control your option positions in Excel using MarketXLS. We walk you through the different components of MarketXLS and the spreadsheet, the goal is to give you insights into the different options strategies. Check out MarketXLS templates: https://marketxls.com/marketxls-templates Find out more about options trading here: https://marketxls.com/real-time-stock-option-pricing-excel Connect with us: LinkedIn:https://ie.linkedin.com/company/marketxls-limited Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarketXls/ 00:00 - 00:26 - Intro 00:26 - 00:50 - What does MarketXLS offer? 00:50 - 01:30 - Manage and Track Iron Condor Position in Excel 01:30 - 02:04 - Prebuilt MarketXLS Options Templates 02:04 - 02:45 - Close Position using Tradier Brokerage 02:45 - 03:38 - Prebuilt MarketXLS Options Templates 2022-03-29T09:48:57Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/7SURtsxR7So https://www.youtube.com/embed/7SURtsxR7So https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7SURtsxR7So/hqdefault.jpg How to create a Tradier link in Excel (Get Options Data in MarketXLS) Check out how you can trade directly from Excel using MarketXLS and our partner Tradier's platform. MarketXLS is a full-fledged investment research platform with great coverage of Stocks, ETFs, Options, Cryptos, Mutual funds, and many more. MarketXLS also provide hundreds of custom Excel functions and our own analytics and research via these functions: https://marketxls.com MarketXLS provides simple yet powerful tools for investors so they can focus more on doing what they love and less on coding and gathering financial information in Excel. Connect with us: LinkedIn:https://ie.linkedin.com/company/marketxls-limited Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarketXls/ 00:00 - 00:13 - Intro 00:17 - 00:34 - Function used to create a Tradier Link 00:34 - 01:15 - Syntax of Trading Function 01:15 - 01:34 - Click on Tradier Link in Excel 01:34 - 01:57 - Submit your Order on Tradier 2022-03-29T09:45:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/lJ2GbTOe_iQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/lJ2GbTOe_iQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lJ2GbTOe_iQ/hqdefault.jpg Create a Tradier Link in Excel with MarketXLS (Portfolio Management) MarketXLS is a full-fledged investment research tool that helps investors make smart and informed decisions. Find out how you can manage your portfolio and trade by creating a Tradier link in Excel. Visit the marketXLS website: https://marketxls.com Connect with us: LinkedIn:https://ie.linkedin.com/company/marketxls-limited Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarketXls/ 00:00 - 00:21 - Intro 00:21 - 00:37 - Create a Tradier link using MarketXLS 00:37 - 1:01 - Syntax of Trading Function 1:01 - 1:19 - Tradier Link Creation 1:19 -1:29 - Submit your Order on Tradier 1:29 - 2:04 - Populate Additional Trading Links Automatically 2022-03-28T13:46:16Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/W6eNVfadN8U https://www.youtube.com/embed/W6eNVfadN8U https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W6eNVfadN8U/hqdefault.jpg Options Trading - Using Iron Condor Strategy and MarketXLS Templates In this video, watch how you can manage and trade option positions directly from Excel using MarketXLS and our trading partner Tradier. MarketXLS offers thousands of financial market data including stocks, options, mutual funds, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and many more. MarketXLS also offers hundreds of pre-built templates on different topics including option strategies saving you hours every week. Find out more about options trading here: https://marketxls.com/real-time-stock-option-pricing-excel Connect with us: LinkedIn:https://ie.linkedin.com/company/marketxls-limited Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarketXls/ 00:00 - 00:24 - Intro 00:24 - 01:17 - What does MarketXLS offer? 1:17 - 2:02 - Prebuilt MarketXLS Templates 2:02 - 2:50 - Iron Condor Option Strategy 2:50 - 3:34 - How to Trade using Tradier Brokerage Link 2022-03-23T09:28:42Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Z_LzEszyvwQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/Z_LzEszyvwQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z_LzEszyvwQ/hqdefault.jpg Portfolio Management with MarketXLS (Create Your Portfolios in Excel) MarketXLS offers multi-faceted portfolio analysis at your fingertips with functions including risk-return analysis, wealth index, Sortino ratio, and many more. Track, manage and organize your portfolio with your brokerage accounts in Excel. Check out the MarketXLS website for more information: https://marketxls.com Connect with us: LinkedIn:https://ie.linkedin.com/company/marketxls-limited Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarketXls/ 2022-03-16T12:14:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/-Zj5JDo-n1A https://www.youtube.com/embed/-Zj5JDo-n1A https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-Zj5JDo-n1A/hqdefault.jpg Rollover Options Trading with MarketXLS See how a user uses MarketXLS to choose and roll over their positions in options and trade directly from Excel using our partner, Tradier. This allows investors to minimize their errors by reducing data entry. MarketXLS is a full-fledged investment research platform with a Web app and an add-on to Microsoft Excel. MarketXLS has great coverage of Stocks, ETFs, Options, Cryptos, Mutual funds, and many more. It also provides hundreds of custom Excel functions and our own analytics and research via these functions. Check out more at the website: https://marketxls.com Connect with us: LinkedIn:https://ie.linkedin.com/company/marketxls-limited Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarketXls/ 00:00 - 00:24 - Intro 00:24 - 00:45 - Rollover Options Spreadsheet with Real-Time Data 00:45 - 01:00 - Pre-built MarketXLS Templates To Download 01:00 - 01:40 - Explanation of Rollover Option Template 01:40 - 02:20 - Get Bid, Ask, Delta, and many more data points in Excel 02:20 - 02:55 - How to get Option Chains in Excel 02:55 - 03:57 - How to Trade from Excel Using Tradier 2022-03-14T11:50:47Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/9a1HX_2qO8o https://www.youtube.com/embed/9a1HX_2qO8o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9a1HX_2qO8o/hqdefault.jpg How to Pull Option Chains Data in Excel (Real-Time Options Pricing) MarketXLS offers multiple ways to pull in Option Chains without the use of complicated coding. Get live data such as Option Greeks, Open Interest, Last Traded, Previous Close, Ask size, Bidsize, and many more. Check out more details at https://marketxls.com 2022-03-02T09:42:07Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/mykAnK8yLu4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/mykAnK8yLu4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mykAnK8yLu4/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS Getting Started - Guide on how to get started with MarketXLS A guide on how to get started with MarketXLS. Learn about the features of MarketXLS to help you get started. We will talk about which functions to use, how to get historical data, how to get options data, fundamental and technical analysis, and everything that will help you understand how to use MXLS better. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Getting Started 00:30 Topics of video 00:59 How to install MarketXLS 1:50 Fix NA error 2:30 Types of functions 3:20 Real-time streaming functions 4:00 Search MarketXLS functions 4:40 Get lists of stocks 6:15 Save your watchlist in Excel 6:55 Historical Data in Excel 9:04 Options Data in Excel 11:30 Contact us 2021-10-27T19:18:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/bsUQXlE6V4I https://www.youtube.com/embed/bsUQXlE6V4I https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bsUQXlE6V4I/hqdefault.jpg Iron Condors Webinar - MarketXLS MarketXLS hosted a webinar in collaboration with OptionsTradingIQ. The topics of this webinar were: - What Iron Condors are, how they work, and a blueprint for trading them - How to multiply your income while reducing your risk with Scaled-In Iron Condors - How to determine the BEST time to enter each trade - When to adjust and when to cut and run to avoid an account blow up - An in-depth guide to the Greeks and how they are used as the #1 risk management tool 2021-10-01T15:30:26Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/vlo5wPGyPvk https://www.youtube.com/embed/vlo5wPGyPvk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vlo5wPGyPvk/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS Webinar - New Release Version 9.3.3 MarketXLS hosted a webinar to launch the new release version 9.3.3. This video shows the key updates added to this new version and answers the audience's queries. Here is a list of the new updates: 1. ThinkorSwim and Interactive Brokers Functions 2. New AI-Powered Search Function 3. New Options Scanner 4. Speed Improvements 2021-09-15T16:21:48Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/C6j71WA31xo https://www.youtube.com/embed/C6j71WA31xo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/C6j71WA31xo/hqdefault.jpg Portfolio Management and Options Trading Webinar (MarketXLS) - User Journey Series MarketXLS is excited to announce the "User Journey Series Webinars" where we take a user's story and help attendees adapt MarketXLS to their particular investment style. We had a great first webinar in August. Katharine is a MarketXLS user since 2016 with Pro Plus RT without any additional data packages. In this Webinar, Katharine showcases how she keeps abreast of hundreds of open positions and monitors them with MarketXLS. 2021-08-20T14:30:33Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/-7S5dInIbRc https://www.youtube.com/embed/-7S5dInIbRc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-7S5dInIbRc/hqdefault.jpg Call Condor Spread Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/call-condor-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The Call Condor Spread is an advanced neutral option trading strategy that profits from stocks that are stagnant or trading within a tight price range. It is not to be confused with Iron Spread, as an Iron Condor Spread is a credit spread, whereas a Condor Spreads are a debit spread. It involves buying 1 Far ITM and a Far OTM call option and selling 1 shorter ITM and a shorter OTM call. 2021-08-07T13:00:01Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/IxN9d7BTyqM https://www.youtube.com/embed/IxN9d7BTyqM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IxN9d7BTyqM/hqdefault.jpg Long Put Ladder - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-put-ladder/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Rishav Jain ------------------------------ The long put ladder is a limited profit, unlimited risk strategy which can also be seen as an extension of the bear put spread by selling another lower striking put. This trade involves buying an in-the-money put, selling an at-the-money put, and selling another lower strike out-of-the-money put of the same underlying security and expiration date. The motive behind initiating this strategy is to rightly predict the stock price till expiration and gain from a time value. 2021-08-05T15:58:40Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/E1gWIG8TtAU https://www.youtube.com/embed/E1gWIG8TtAU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/E1gWIG8TtAU/hqdefault.jpg Covered Call Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Templates: https://marketxls.com/template/covered-call-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The covered call strategy involves the trader writing a call option against stock they’re purchasing or already hold. Besides earning a premium for the sale, with covered calls, the holder also gets access to the benefits of owning the underlying asset all the way up to the strike price, where the stock would get called away. The covered call strategy is usually opened 30 to 60 days before expiration. This allows a trader to benefit from time decay. Of course, the optimum time for implementing the strategy depends on the investor's goals. 2021-07-25T13:00:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/igHTpiZNgUQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/igHTpiZNgUQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/igHTpiZNgUQ/hqdefault.jpg Put Ratio Back-spread Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/put-ratio-back-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Rishav Jain ------------------------------ The Put Ratio Back-Spread is a net premium credit strategy that involves selling put options at a higher strike price and buying a higher number of put options at a lower strike price of the same underlying stock. Maximum returns will be received when the stock falls below the OTM strike price. The ATM/ITM short put option will expire with a negative intrinsic value fetching the trader loss, while the OTM long option will expire in a big profit. The overall value will be as per the pay of matrix. 2021-07-23T15:41:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/uKnhcuUjjo0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/uKnhcuUjjo0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uKnhcuUjjo0/hqdefault.jpg 'O'Shaughnessy Tiny Titans Screen (Guru Strategy) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/oshaughnessy-tiny-titans-screen/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Nikita Dugar ------------------------------ MarketXLS has many advanced Guru Screen functions. Guru Screens are used to filter out stocks based on the winning investment strategies of stock market legends such as Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, etc. James Patrick O’Shaughnessy is an American investor and founded an asset management firm names, Shaughnessy. He wrote a book “Predicting the Markets of Tomorrow” in which he unveiled Tiny Titans – a micro-cap strategy that includes both a value component and a momentum component. It is an aggressive yet simple investing strategy with published results. Even better, it requires minimal data. 2021-07-16T13:00:33Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/edLMRFmpvkQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/edLMRFmpvkQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/edLMRFmpvkQ/hqdefault.jpg Call Ratio Back Spread - Option Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/call-ratio-back-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Rishav Jain ------------------------------ The Call Ratio Back-Spread is a net premium credit strategy that involves selling put options at a higher strike price and buying a higher number of put options at a lower strike price of the same underlying stock. Options are an important derivative class that allows traders to take positions and generate profits with a limited amount of risks. Traders going long on options have to pay a premium whereas those going short/ writing the option charge premium. Apart from this, there are multiple option trading strategies that enable traders to further reduce their downside risk and increase the chances of profit-making based on different scenarios. 2021-07-14T17:42:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/hNH61BrIpsE https://www.youtube.com/embed/hNH61BrIpsE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hNH61BrIpsE/hqdefault.jpg Long Put Option Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-put-option-strategy-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ The long put option strategy involves buying a put option, which is the choice to sell the option purchased at a predetermined price at the time of expiry. A trader typically invests in a long-put option when he or she anticipates a fall in the price of the underlying asset. Thus, the long put is used when the trader is bearish about the market. If the trader is correct in his prediction and the price goes down, he can exercise his option and profit. A long put can be exercised before its expiry if it’s an American option. If it is a European option, then it can only be exercised on the expiration date. 2021-07-09T17:55:25Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Xo_xi2cxv0o https://www.youtube.com/embed/Xo_xi2cxv0o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Xo_xi2cxv0o/hqdefault.jpg Long Call Option Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-call-option-strategy-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ Options are an important derivative class which allow traders to take positions and generate profits with limited amount of risks. Traders going long on options have to pay a premium whereas those going short/ writing the option charge premium. Apart from this there are multiple options trading strategies which enables traders to further reduce their downside risk and increase the chances of profit making based on different scenarios. It is one of such option strategies which is used by traders when they have a positive outlook of the market or stock. In this strategy, investor goes long on call option. 2021-07-07T16:18:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/VLvIpIuRU4o https://www.youtube.com/embed/VLvIpIuRU4o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VLvIpIuRU4o/hqdefault.jpg Calendar Strangle Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/calendar-strangle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Mihir Vasani ------------------------------ The Calendar Strangle is a neutral options strategy designed to profit when a stock is expected to move within a tight channel in the short term while still keeping the potential for profiting should the stock stage a breakout. The Calendar Strangle produces this effect by buying a long-term strangle while writing a short-term Strangle. Calendar Strangle is a calendar spread that optimizes profit through the higher rate of time decay of the short term strangle versus the long term strangle while allowing you the option of simply keeping the long term strangle by closing the short term strangle anytime the underlying stock is expected to stage an explosive breakout. 2021-07-03T13:00:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/pMCxFMAqYYM https://www.youtube.com/embed/pMCxFMAqYYM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pMCxFMAqYYM/hqdefault.jpg Strip Strangle Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/strip-strangle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The long options strangle is an unlimited profit, limited risk strategy that is taken when the options trader thinks that the underlying stock will experience significant volatility in the near term. Long strangles are debit spreads as a net debit is taken to enter the trade. The long strangle is a more bearish options strategy that involves the buying of more slightly out-of-the-money put than a slightly out-of-the-money call of the same underlying stock and expiration date. 2021-07-02T13:55:26Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/gQGjqnY7MzM https://www.youtube.com/embed/gQGjqnY7MzM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gQGjqnY7MzM/hqdefault.jpg Zweig Screen - Guru Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/zweig-screen/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ MarketXLS has many advanced Guru Screen functions. Guru Screens are used to filter out stocks based on the winning investment strategies of stock market legends such as Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, etc. The Zweig Screen is created by Martin Zweig. The strategy mainly consists of shortlisting companies with strong growth in earnings and sales, a reasonable price-earnings ratio given the company's growth rate, buying by insiders (or at least an absence of heavy insider selling), and relatively strong price action. The screener entails screening publicly available data on a number of stocks using predetermined criteria. This enables individuals to follow a large number of stocks at one time, spending a limited amount of time on any one company. 2021-07-01T13:00:17Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/XPT9usiuaPc https://www.youtube.com/embed/XPT9usiuaPc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XPT9usiuaPc/hqdefault.jpg Driehaus Screen - Guru Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/driehaus-screen/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Vanshika Kothari ------------------------------ MarketXLS has many advanced Guru Screen functions. Guru Screens are used to filter out stocks based on the winning investment strategies of stock market legends such as Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, etc. Richard Driehaus is considered in some circles to be the father of momentum investing. Driehaus believes strong earnings surprises, sharp upward earnings revisions, and both accelerating and sustained earnings growth fuel rising stock prices. Driehaus's strategy seeks, among other characteristics, small- and mid-cap companies with year-to-year increases in earnings, strong and positive earnings surprises, and short-term price strength. 2021-06-30T17:18:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/8Bo29rXvvJE https://www.youtube.com/embed/8Bo29rXvvJE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8Bo29rXvvJE/hqdefault.jpg Strap Strangle Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/strap-strangle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The Strap strangle is an unlimited profit, limited risk strategy that is taken when the options trader thinks that the underlying stock will experience significant volatility in the near term. Long strangles are debit spreads as a net debit is taken to enter the trade. The Strap strangle is a more bullish options strategy that involves the buying of slightly out-of-the-money put and more of a slightly out-of-the-money call of the same underlying stock and expiration date. 2021-06-29T13:41:25Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/iTf4wDJ9O4E https://www.youtube.com/embed/iTf4wDJ9O4E https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iTf4wDJ9O4E/hqdefault.jpg Laddered Call Options Strategy - Bear Call (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/laddered-call/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ The laddered call is one of the options strategies which is used by traders when they expect the market to move, the direction doesn’t matter. It is a direction neutral strategy. It is a three-pronged strategy wherein the investor goes long on OTM and ATM call option and short on the ITM call option in the same expiration month. It is to be ensured that both the options must have the same expiry date and are bought/sold in equal quantities. 2021-06-28T16:04:24Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ilxqZvJRqXU https://www.youtube.com/embed/ilxqZvJRqXU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ilxqZvJRqXU/hqdefault.jpg Weiss Blue Chip Dividend Yield Screen - Guru Screens (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/weiss-blue-chip-div-yield-screen/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ MarketXLS has many advanced Guru Screen functions. Guru Screens are used to filter out stocks based on the winning investment strategies of stock market legends such as Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, etc. Geraldine Weiss was an investor who was popular for her unique value approach through company dividends as a metric. She was also nicknamed the Grande Dame of Dividends. She was popular for using the dividend yield as a valuation metric, by indicating that there is a strong relationship between a company’s ability to pay dividends over time and the performance of the company. Hence the Weiss Dividend Yield Screen helps in showing the past dividend history, Growth, and EPS growth of a stock. 2021-06-26T13:00:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/dwYDtYFFJvg https://www.youtube.com/embed/dwYDtYFFJvg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dwYDtYFFJvg/hqdefault.jpg Long Straddle Options Strategy Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-straddle-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ The long straddle options strategy is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will move significantly higher or lower over the lives of the options contracts. It is a strategy that is used by traders when they are expecting a high volatility period of the underlying asset. A long straddle is an options strategy comprised of buying both an ATM call option and an ATM put option with the same strike price and expiration date. 2021-06-25T13:00:19Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/5ItZDyjVWwU https://www.youtube.com/embed/5ItZDyjVWwU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5ItZDyjVWwU/hqdefault.jpg Strike Arbitrage Options Strategy - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/strike-arbitrage/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Mihir Vasani ------------------------------ Strike Arbitrage is an options arbitrage strategy that takes advantage of discrepancies in extrinsic value across 2 different strike prices on the same stock to make a risk-free profit. Strike arbitrage takes advantage of dramatic breaches in Put-Call Parity, resulting in large surges in the extrinsic value of stock options of certain strike prices. This situation occurs mainly in out-of-the-money options when sudden demand surges causes implied volatility to move temporarily out of proportion. To put it simply, when the price of out-of-the-money options is higher than in-the-money options, a possible Strike Arbitrage opportunity may arise. 2021-06-24T15:20:36Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/U4VAYTXdlbU https://www.youtube.com/embed/U4VAYTXdlbU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U4VAYTXdlbU/hqdefault.jpg Short Straddle Option Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-straddle-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Nikita Dugar ------------------------------ A short straddle is an options strategy comprised of selling both an ATM call option and an ATM put option with the same strike price and expiration date. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will not move significantly higher or lower over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum profit is the amount of premium collected by writing the options. The potential loss can be unlimited, so it is typically a strategy for more advanced traders. 2021-06-23T13:00:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/jEdEjh3iHRA https://www.youtube.com/embed/jEdEjh3iHRA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jEdEjh3iHRA/hqdefault.jpg Box Spread (Long Box) Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/box-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Mihir Vasani ------------------------------ A box spread, commonly called a long box strategy, is an options arbitrage strategy that combines buying a bull call spread with a matching bear put spread. A box spread can be thought of as a vertical spread, but one that must have the same strike prices and expiration dates. A box spread is optimally used when the spreads themselves are underpriced with respect to their expiration values. When the trader believes the spreads are overpriced, they may employ a short box, which uses the opposite options pairs, instead. The concept of a box comes to light when one considers the purpose of the two verticals, bull call, and bear put spreads involved. 2021-06-22T14:04:59Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ig_lMwnfhlQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/ig_lMwnfhlQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ig_lMwnfhlQ/hqdefault.jpg Strap Straddle Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/strap-straddle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A Strap straddle is an options strategy comprised of buying both an ATM put option and double the ATM call option with the same strike price and expiration date. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will move significantly higher or lower over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum loss is the amount of premium collected by buying the options. The maximum profit can be unlimited if the stock moves sharply in either direction. It is a bearish version of the normal straddle option strategy. 2021-06-21T13:00:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/z7VO--GT9kU https://www.youtube.com/embed/z7VO--GT9kU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/z7VO--GT9kU/hqdefault.jpg Lynch Screen - Guru Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/lynch-screen-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Vanshika Kothari ------------------------------ ‘Lynch Screen’ is based on the bottom-up investing style by Peter Lynch. In examining a company, he seeks to understand the firm’s business and prospects, including any competitive advantages, and evaluate any potential pitfalls that may prevent the favorable “story” from occurring. He categorizes companies into Slow Growers, Stalwarts, and Fast Growers. 2021-06-19T14:36:44Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/LEtdh2x7K6M https://www.youtube.com/embed/LEtdh2x7K6M https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LEtdh2x7K6M/hqdefault.jpg Bear Call Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/bear-call-spread-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ Bear Call Spread is an options strategy that is used by traders when they have a moderately bearish outlook of the market or the stock. In this strategy, the investor goes long on the OTM call option and short on the ITM call option. It is to be ensured that both the options must have the same expiry date and should be bought/sold in equal quantities. It is used when markets have rallied and call premiums have gone high. 2021-06-18T13:00:09Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/3fwe8XVesZ0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/3fwe8XVesZ0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3fwe8XVesZ0/hqdefault.jpg Protective Put Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template:https://marketxls.com/template/strip-straddle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ A long put synthetic straddle is an options strategy comprised of being long on stock and simultaneously buying 2 or more lots of ATM put option. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will move significantly higher or lower over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum loss is the amount of premium provided for buying the options. The maximum profit can be unlimited if the stock moves sharply in either direction. 2021-06-17T13:00:03Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/4vcXh19EMy0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/4vcXh19EMy0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4vcXh19EMy0/hqdefault.jpg Strip Straddle Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/strip-straddle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A Strip straddle is an options strategy comprised of buying both an ATM call option and double the ATM put option with the same strike price and expiration date. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will move significantly higher or lower over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum loss is the amount of premium collected by buying the options. The maximum profit can be unlimited if the stock moves sharply in either direction. 2021-06-16T13:00:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/52llnlN1l6Q https://www.youtube.com/embed/52llnlN1l6Q https://i.ytimg.com/vi/52llnlN1l6Q/hqdefault.jpg Long Put Synthetic Straddle - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-put-synthetic-straddle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ A long put synthetic straddle is an options strategy comprised of being long on stock and simultaneously buying 2 or more lots of ATM put option. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will move significantly higher or lower over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum loss is the amount of premium provided for buying the options. The maximum profit can be unlimited if the stock moves sharply in either direction. 2021-06-15T13:00:02Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/e1ES2gdS1CI https://www.youtube.com/embed/e1ES2gdS1CI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e1ES2gdS1CI/hqdefault.jpg Call Ratio Back Spread - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/call-ratio-back-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Rishav Jain ------------------------------ The Call Ratio Back-Spread is a net premium credit strategy that involves selling put options at a higher strike price and buying a higher number of put options at a lower strike price of the same underlying stock. ‘Call Ratio Back Spread Strategy’ is best implemented when you are expecting the price of the underlying asset to be bullish or rangebound. It is a two-leg strategy involving 2 option transactions. 2021-06-14T13:00:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/UUcXj8tO0YA https://www.youtube.com/embed/UUcXj8tO0YA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UUcXj8tO0YA/hqdefault.jpg Protective Call Strategy - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/protective-call/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ A Protective Call strategy is used by investors when they are short on any stock and want to hedge their potential loss from rising in the stock price. Investors buy call options for a given premium to hedge their positions. This strategy is generally used when investors have made profits from stock price depreciation and want to hold a short position further but do not want to risk their profits from rising in stock price again. 2021-06-12T13:00:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/e6eeIr7AFh0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/e6eeIr7AFh0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e6eeIr7AFh0/hqdefault.jpg Bear Put Spread - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/bear-put-spread-option-strategy-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A Bear Put Options Strategy is used by traders when they have a moderately bearish outlook of the market or stock. In this strategy, the investor goes long on the OTM call option and short on the ITM call option. It is to be ensured that both the options must have the same expiry date and are bought/sold in equal quantities. It is used when markets have rallied and call premiums have gone high. 2021-06-11T13:00:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/fYmo7AfvqyY https://www.youtube.com/embed/fYmo7AfvqyY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fYmo7AfvqyY/hqdefault.jpg Synthetic Short Straddle With Calls - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/synthetic-short-straddle-with-calls/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ A synthetic short straddle with calls is an options strategy comprised of being long on stock and simultaneously selling 2 lots of ATM call options. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will not move significantly over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum loss is unlimited. The maximum profit is limited if the stock remains in a range. 2021-06-10T13:00:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ifFSZgU1fxo https://www.youtube.com/embed/ifFSZgU1fxo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ifFSZgU1fxo/hqdefault.jpg Short Iron Butterfly Strategy - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/iron-butterfly-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ A Short Iron Butterfly strategy is implemented when an investor is expecting very little or no movement in the underlying assets. The motive behind initiating this strategy is to rightly predict the stock price till expiration and gain from a time value. It is a limited risk and a limited reward strategy, similar to the Long Call Butterfly strategy. A Short Iron Butterfly could also be considered as a combination of Bear Call Spread and Bull Put Spread. 2021-06-09T13:00:16Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/HbxvzhgZ8cw https://www.youtube.com/embed/HbxvzhgZ8cw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HbxvzhgZ8cw/hqdefault.jpg Call Ratio Spread - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/call-ratio-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A call option spread is mainly used in a sideways market when a stock is less volatile and is expected to move only to a certain level. A trader can suffer huge losses when the stock overshoots. This strategy is not suitable for beginners as it involves making lots of adjustments along the way. The main idea is to create a net credit spread. The ratios are adjusted according to the premiums at the respective strike prices. 2021-06-08T13:20:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/bqKAEYpVGIs https://www.youtube.com/embed/bqKAEYpVGIs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bqKAEYpVGIs/hqdefault.jpg Reverse Iron Condor - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/reverse-iron-condor-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The Reverse Iron Condor Spread is a complex volatile options strategy with limited maximum profit and limited maximum loss potential and profits when the underlying stock breaks out to upside or downside. The limited scope of profits is complimented by a matching limit on the possibility to incur a loss. Thus, this strategy appeals to the intellect of most advanced options traders to invest and make a viable return. 2021-06-07T13:00:23Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/dv0gT8W6buk https://www.youtube.com/embed/dv0gT8W6buk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dv0gT8W6buk/hqdefault.jpg Synthetic Short Straddle with Puts - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/synthetic-short-straddle-with-puts/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Ansh Thakkar ------------------------------ A synthetic short straddle with puts is an options strategy comprised of being short on a stock and simultaneously selling 2 lots of ATM put options. It is used when the trader believes the underlying asset will not move significantly over the lives of the options contracts. The maximum loss is unlimited. The maximum profit is limited if the stock remains in a range. 2021-06-05T13:00:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/q0A5qccO1U0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/q0A5qccO1U0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q0A5qccO1U0/hqdefault.jpg Long Butterfly with Calls Options - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-butterfly-with-calls-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A long butterfly spread with calls is an advanced options strategy that consists of three legs and four total options. The trade involves buying one call at strike price A, selling two calls and strike price B, and then buying one call at strike price C. The setup is what would happen if an investor combines the end of a long call spread and the start of a short call spread, joining them at strike price B 2021-06-04T13:00:33Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/hHADihbK7VE https://www.youtube.com/embed/hHADihbK7VE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hHADihbK7VE/hqdefault.jpg Long Butterfly with Puts Options - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-butterfly-with-puts-option-strategy-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Mihir Vasani ------------------------------ A long butterfly spread with puts is an advanced options strategy that consists of three legs and four total options. The trade involves buying one put at strike price A, selling two puts and strike price B, and then buying one put at strike price C. The setup is what would happen if an investor combines the end of a long put spread and the start of a short put spread, joining them at strike price B 2021-06-03T13:00:15Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/1QfwugVeOJQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/1QfwugVeOJQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1QfwugVeOJQ/hqdefault.jpg Put Ratio Spread - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/put-ratio-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The Put Ratio Spread is a neutral strategy in options trading adopted by traders. The strategy involves buying a select number of put options of a particular stock and expiration date at a higher strike price and selling more options at a lower strike price. It is an unlimited risk options trading strategy which offers a limited profit and is generally opted for by options trader when they believe that the particular stock will not grow and the price will fall, but not more than the strike price in the near term. 2021-06-02T13:00:01Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/gNrSl8GciqE https://www.youtube.com/embed/gNrSl8GciqE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gNrSl8GciqE/hqdefault.jpg Calendar Straddle Options Strategy - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/calendar-straddle/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Mihir Vasani ------------------------------ The Calendar Straddle is a neutral options strategy designed to profit when a stock is expected to move within a tight channel in the short term while still keeping the potential for profiting should the stock stage a breakout. The Calendar Straddle produces this effect by buying a long-term straddle while writing a short-term straddle. 2021-06-01T13:22:53Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/PvDnJGhiSeM https://www.youtube.com/embed/PvDnJGhiSeM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PvDnJGhiSeM/hqdefault.jpg Short Strangle Options Strategy - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-strangle-option-strategy-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The Short Strangle (or Sell Strangle) is a neutral strategy wherein a Slightly OTM Call and a Slightly OTM Put Options are sold simultaneously of the same underlying asset and expiry date. It is a limited profit and unlimited risk strategy. The maximum profit earn is the net premium received. The maximum loss is achieved when the underlying moves either significantly upwards or downwards at expiration. 2021-05-31T13:00:23Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/8uvpvDeqqTM https://www.youtube.com/embed/8uvpvDeqqTM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8uvpvDeqqTM/hqdefault.jpg Ratio Spread Options Strategy - (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/ratio-spread-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ A ratio spread is a neutral options strategy in which an investor simultaneously holds an unequal number of long and short or written options. The name comes from the structure of the trade where the number of short positions to long positions has a specific ratio. The most common ratio is two to one, where there are twice as many short positions as long positions. 2021-05-29T13:00:07Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/CboweQXUtxM https://www.youtube.com/embed/CboweQXUtxM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CboweQXUtxM/hqdefault.jpg Iron Albatross Spread - Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/iron-albatross-spread-2/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ Iron Albatross Spread is an advanced yet popular options trading strategy for neutral market conditions. It is a complex trading strategy that is never recommended for beginners where traders make use of four different transactions to create a credit spread. This options trading method is beneficial for traders who can expect no significant upward or downward movement in the price of the underlying asset. 2021-05-28T13:00:05Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/OcmtqX1WD6k https://www.youtube.com/embed/OcmtqX1WD6k https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OcmtqX1WD6k/hqdefault.jpg Reverse Iron Albatross - Explanation (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/reverse-iron-albatross-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The Reverse Iron Albatross Spread is a complex volatile options strategy with limited maximum profit and limited maximum loss potential and profits when the underlying stock breaks out to upside or downside. The Reverse Iron Albatross Spread belongs to a family of complex volatile options strategies named after creatures with increasing wingspan representing the wider range of strike prices covered. 2021-05-27T13:00:11Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/SZvwO6OpzVw https://www.youtube.com/embed/SZvwO6OpzVw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SZvwO6OpzVw/hqdefault.jpg Reverse Iron Butterfly Spread (Options Strategy) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/reverse-iron-butterfly-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The Reverse (short) Iron Butterfly is a limited risk, limited profit options trading strategy designed to make a profit when the underlying stock price makes a sharp move either up or down. A Reverse Iron Butterfly strategy can be created by selling 1 OTM put, buying 1 ATM call, buying 1 ATM call, and selling 1 OTM call of the same underlying security with the same expiry. 2021-05-26T13:00:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ES9Of8D-AEo https://www.youtube.com/embed/ES9Of8D-AEo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ES9Of8D-AEo/hqdefault.jpg Conversion Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/conversion-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A conversion is an arbitrage strategy in options trading that can be performed for a riskless profit when options are overpriced relative to the underlying stock. To do a conversion, the trader buys the underlying stock and offsets it with an equivalent synthetic short stock (long put + short call) position i.e., buying 100 shares, buying 1 ATM Put, and selling 1 ATM Call with identical strike prices and expiration dates. 2021-05-25T13:00:06Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/wAGjVy6nn8I https://www.youtube.com/embed/wAGjVy6nn8I https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wAGjVy6nn8I/hqdefault.jpg Short Call Option Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-call-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: https://marketxls.com/ Author: Rishav Jain ------------------------------ A Short Call is best used when you expect the underlying asset to fall moderately. It would still benefit if the underlying asset remains at the same level, because the time decay factor will always be in your favour as the time value of Call option will reduce over a period of time as you reach near to expiry. This is a good strategy to use because it gives you upfront credit, which will help you to somewhat offset the margin. 2021-05-24T13:00:20Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/ohZe-PK425g https://www.youtube.com/embed/ohZe-PK425g https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ohZe-PK425g/hqdefault.jpg Long Strangle Options Strategy - Using MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-strangle-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The long options strangle is an unlimited profit, limited risk strategy that is taken when the options trader thinks that the underlying stock will experience significant volatility in the near term. Long strangles are debit spreads as a net debit is taken to enter the trade. The long strangle is a neutral strategy in options trading that involves the simultaneous buying of a slightly out-of-the-money put and a slightly out-of-the-money call of the same underlying stock and expiration date. 2021-05-22T16:00:32Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Ktwz71KxQ74 https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ktwz71KxQ74 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ktwz71KxQ74/hqdefault.jpg Short Butterfly Spread Options Strategy - [Using MarketXLS] Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-butterfly-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The short butterfly is a neutral strategy like the long butterfly but bullish on volatility. It is a limited profit, limited risk options trading strategy. There are 3 striking prices involved in a short butterfly spread and it can be constructed using calls or puts. The trade involves selling one lower striking in-the-money call, buying two at-the-money calls, and writing another higher striking out-of-the-money call, giving the trader a net credit to enter the position. 2021-05-21T13:00:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/hyVGFduCQU8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/hyVGFduCQU8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hyVGFduCQU8/hqdefault.jpg Iron Condor Option Strategy Template: https://marketxls.com/template/iron-condor-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Mihir Vasani ------------------------------ An iron condor is an options strategy consisting of two puts (one long and one short) and two calls (one long and one short), and four strike prices, all with the same expiration date. The iron condor earns the maximum profit when the underlying asset closes between the middle strike prices at expiration. In other words, the goal is to profit from low volatility in the underlying asset. 2021-05-20T13:00:13Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/-loznGav8XY https://www.youtube.com/embed/-loznGav8XY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-loznGav8XY/hqdefault.jpg Long Albatross Options Strategy Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-put-ladder/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The Long Albatross Spread is an advanced neutral option trading strategy that profits from stagnant or trading stocks within a pre-determined price range (Range-Bound). In fact, the long albatross spread is simply a long condor spread with extremely “long wings” created by writing the short legs at a much wider strike difference. 2021-05-19T13:00:00Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/dMNBDQl7sNU https://www.youtube.com/embed/dMNBDQl7sNU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dMNBDQl7sNU/hqdefault.jpg Short Put Ladder Options Strategy Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-put-ladder/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The short put ladder is an unlimited profit and limited risk strategy. This trade involves selling an in-the-money put, buying an at-the-money put, and buying another lower strike out-of-the-money put of the same underlying security and expiration date. The motive behind initiating this strategy is to get an unlimited reward if the underlying asset goes down. 2021-05-18T15:08:30Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/OnWBen4jdF0 https://www.youtube.com/embed/OnWBen4jdF0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OnWBen4jdF0/hqdefault.jpg Short Albatross Option Strategy Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-albatross-spread/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The Short Albatross Spread is an advanced volatile options strategy that profits when the underlying stock breaks out strongly to either topside or downside. The short albatross spread is really just a short condor spread with a wider strike difference between the two middle strike prices. 2021-05-17T13:00:21Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/rfqlvzyt8RA https://www.youtube.com/embed/rfqlvzyt8RA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rfqlvzyt8RA/hqdefault.jpg Stock Repair Strategy Template: https://marketxls.com/template/stock-repair-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ The stock repair strategy is used as an alternative strategy to recover from a loss after a long stock position has suffered from a drop in the stock price. This strategy involves the implementation of a call ratio spread (buy 1 ATM Call and sell 2 OTM Calls) to reduce the break-even price of a losing long stock position, thereby increasing the chance of fully recovering from the loss. 2021-05-15T13:00:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/LFmgFJmWMCg https://www.youtube.com/embed/LFmgFJmWMCg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LFmgFJmWMCg/hqdefault.jpg Short Guts Options Strategy - MarketXLS Template: https://marketxls.com/template/short-gut/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Nikita Dugar ------------------------------ Short Guts Option strategy involves selling in-the-money Call and Put options at the same time for the same security and expiry date, where the strike prices of both the options are at equidistance from the underlying price. A trader opts for this strategy when he expects less volatility. It’s a credit spread strategy, as the trader receives the premium on both the options at the start of the trade. 2021-05-14T13:00:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/5t8woMqufOc https://www.youtube.com/embed/5t8woMqufOc https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5t8woMqufOc/hqdefault.jpg Long Guts Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/long-gut/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ The long guts is a neutral strategy in options trading that involves the simultaneous buying of an in-the-money call option and an in-the-money put option of the same underlying stock and expiration date. This is an unlimited profit, limited risk strategy that is taken when the options trader thinks that the underlying stock will experience significant volatility in the near term. The long guts is a debit spread as a net debit is taken to enter the trade. 2021-05-13T13:00:04Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/KvZNgVgT-AQ https://www.youtube.com/embed/KvZNgVgT-AQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KvZNgVgT-AQ/hqdefault.jpg Bull Put Spread Options Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/bull-put-spread-option-strategy/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Tejas Arora ------------------------------ A Bull put spread options strategy consists of one OTM put and one ITM put option. The options trader buys the OTM option with a higher strike price and sells the ITM options with a lower strike price. A bull put spread is a limited profit and limited risk strategy. In this video we will be discussing: 1.What Bull Put Spread is 2. How it works 3. How it is calculated using Marketxls 2021-05-11T20:05:17Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/LEjX90Jch2o https://www.youtube.com/embed/LEjX90Jch2o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LEjX90Jch2o/hqdefault.jpg Married Put Strategy (Using MarketXLS) Template: https://marketxls.com/template/married-put/ Book A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo Website: Marketxls.com Author: Arman Arora ------------------------------ A married put is a name given to an options trading strategy where an investor, holding a long position in a stock, purchases an at-the-money put option on the same stock to protect against depreciation in the stock's price. 2021-05-11T19:07:10Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/9rinJL4eqvs https://www.youtube.com/embed/9rinJL4eqvs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9rinJL4eqvs/hqdefault.jpg Bull Call Spread Options Strategy Bull Call Spread Blog: https://marketxls.com/bull-call-spread-option-strategy/ Bull Call Spread Template Using MarketXLS: https://marketxls.com/template/bull-call-spread-option-strategy-2/ Learn More About MarketXLS By Booking A Demo: https://marketxls.com/book-demo ------------------------------ A bull call spread is an options strategy that consists of buying a call option with a lower strike price and at the same time selling a call option with a higher strike price. Both the call options should be of the same underlying asset and expiry date. A bull call spread is a limited profit and limited risk strategy. That means both the profit and loss in this strategy are capped. In this video we will be covering: - What Bull Call Spread is - How it works - How it is calculated using Marketxls 2021-05-05T02:09:28Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Icr79Zhlxis https://www.youtube.com/embed/Icr79Zhlxis https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Icr79Zhlxis/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS Demo Video This is a quick demo of MarketXLS specifically focusing on Equity Options-related functions. Check out more at https://marketxls.com 2021-03-16T13:13:26Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/Utrszk3GOPw https://www.youtube.com/embed/Utrszk3GOPw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Utrszk3GOPw/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS Explained - Excel Investment research is a complex process for Individual Investors. You are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Either you use professional research terminals that offer enterprise capabilities but cost a fortune or use free data sources that are often unreliable. Free yourself with access to professional-grade data and the flexibility offered by spreadsheets with MarketXLS. The No#1 spreadsheet-based Investment Research Platform. MarketXLS analytics engine delivers reliable analytics via hundreds of functions in your spreadsheets, making it easy for you to do your research and create your models. Imagine having access to one billion data points straight from your sheets. And with our reliable real-time streaming service, you are never behind the markets. MarketXLS gives you Enterprise-grade data, analytics, availability, and security from the simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility of spreadsheets. Better Research – Faster Decisions – More Profits with MarketXLS. Get started today at MarketXLS.com 2021-01-22T09:36:25Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/UCHT8dN1kY4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/UCHT8dN1kY4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UCHT8dN1kY4/hqdefault.jpg Stock Options Demo - MarketXLS/OptionXLS Options related Functions demo MarketXLS/OptionXLS 2020-10-09T17:56:46Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/vdOADGG3PQU https://www.youtube.com/embed/vdOADGG3PQU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vdOADGG3PQU/hqdefault.jpg Options Profit Calculator & Options Rankings A User-contributed MarketXLS Template to calculate option strategy payoffs and also rank option contracts 2020-08-25T03:55:31Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/SPy7KNKWilM https://www.youtube.com/embed/SPy7KNKWilM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SPy7KNKWilM/hqdefault.jpg Option Profit Calculator Use MarketXLS to take your option trading to the next level 2020-01-07T20:42:14Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/728SDARxjkI https://www.youtube.com/embed/728SDARxjkI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/728SDARxjkI/hqdefault.jpg Options Profit Calculator - MarketXLS Options (Download Option Data & Templates) Option Trading can be hard. And tracking option trades in a flexible way is even harder. In this video, I will show you how to use MarketXLS functions to... 1) Use Option Profit Calculator 2) Get Option chain for stocks 3) Fill in your sheets with options data 4) Getting historical prices/data for options 5) Using option scanner to find option trading opportunities. More details and downloads are available at the link below. Comment and Subscribe. Happy Trading and Investing from MarketXLS. https://marketxls.com/real-time-stock-option-pricing-excel 2019-10-26T02:30:57Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/qIVzY9IpYMY https://www.youtube.com/embed/qIVzY9IpYMY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qIVzY9IpYMY/hqdefault.jpg MarketXLS on Google Sheets Live Stock Quotes in Excel with MarketXLS. Historical Prices, Fundamentals, Key Ratios with MarketXLS Google Sheets. https://marketxls.com 2019-06-27T00:34:34Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/SCxbMmK1npU https://www.youtube.com/embed/SCxbMmK1npU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SCxbMmK1npU/hqdefault.jpg Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS - Tutorial Series - Episode 5 Get real time or delayed Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS. Options data history in Excel with a few simple clicks or MarketXLS functions. Check out more at https://marketxls.com 2019-06-14T00:56:01Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/F64QkfZa8iU https://www.youtube.com/embed/F64QkfZa8iU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/F64QkfZa8iU/hqdefault.jpg Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS - Tutorial Series - Episode 4 Get real time streaming Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS. How to stream Real time Options data in Excel with MarketXLS functions. Check out more at https://marketxls.com 2019-06-14T00:40:43Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/1bc7NoISk2s https://www.youtube.com/embed/1bc7NoISk2s https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1bc7NoISk2s/hqdefault.jpg Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS - Tutorial Series - Episode 3 Get real time or delayed Stock Option Pricing data in Excel with MarketXLS. Use MarketXLS refresh on demand functions to refresh data in Excel. Check out more at https://marketxls.com 2019-06-14T00:35:18Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/8JXDjXnXNr8 https://www.youtube.com/embed/8JXDjXnXNr8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8JXDjXnXNr8/hqdefault.jpg Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS - Tutorial Series - Episode 2 Get real time or delayed Stock Option Pricing/Data in Excel with MarketXLS. How to get stock option chain in Excel with MarketXLS Check out more at https://marketxls.com 2019-06-14T00:32:41Z https://marketxls.com/marketxls-video-tutorials/_UwEquyT1r4 https://www.youtube.com/embed/_UwEquyT1r4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_UwEquyT1r4/hqdefault.jpg Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS - Tutorial Series Get real time or delayed Stock Option Pricing in Excel with MarketXLS. Options data in Excel with a few simple clicks or MarketXLS functions. 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