Track Your Calendar Spread with OptionsEdge
Stop guessing whether your calendar spread is actually profitable. OptionsEdge auto-groups your fills, tracks true cost basis across rolls, and shows strategy-level P&L — so you know exactly where your edge is.
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The tracking problem
Why tracking your calendar spread is harder than it looks
Understanding the complexities of calendar spreads
Managing early assignment risk for American-style options
Dealing with limited profit potential
Navigating market price movements that impact strategy effectiveness
Complexity in understanding premium decay
Difficulty predicting stock price movements
What matters
Key metrics to journal for your calendar spread
These are the numbers that actually tell you if your strategy has edge
Net debit paid to open the calendar spread
Time decay differential — how fast the short leg decays vs. the long leg
Implied volatility at entry for both expirations and how it changes
P&L at various price points relative to the strike price
Roll decisions — when and why you rolled the short leg to a new expiration
Maximum profit zone and how close the underlying stayed to your strike
Built for this strategy
How OptionsEdge tracks your calendar spread
Groups your short-dated and long-dated options at the same strike into a single calendar spread position
Tracks net debit, theta differential, and true P&L as the short leg expires or is rolled
Roll tracking preserves cost basis across multiple expiration cycles
Strategy-level P&L shows calendar spread performance separately from other strategies
Import diagonal and calendar spreads from ThinkorSwim or Tastytrade CSV — legs matched automatically
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