Every screen, one command away.
Built for traders who live in the market. Type a mnemonic and a ticker, and the Terminal opens the screen you need: options positioning, futures curves, rates and energy data.
- DES AAPL Company details
- GP NVDA Price chart
- OVDV AAPL Implied-vol surface & term structure
- GEX SPY Open interest, max pain & dealer gamma
- HVG AAPL Realized volatility & vol cones
- NGS EIA natural gas storage
- CTM VX Futures curve, roll yield & open interest
- WIRP US rate path & FOMC probabilities
- BTMM Funding, bills & Fed liquidity
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Trade at the speed of typing
The command bar is the interface. Press Ctrl+P, type a mnemonic and a ticker, and the screen opens. Panes, lists and layouts are all reachable from the keyboard.
- Command bar with mnemonics in the style of professional terminals
- Ticker search on a single keystroke
- Tab between panes, j / k through lists
- Portfolios and watchlists always one command away
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See where the options market is positioned
Read the options market the way a derivatives desk does: the implied-volatility surface, open interest by strike and expiry, and the dealer gamma that drives intraday flows.
- Implied-volatility surface and options term structure
- Open interest by strike and expiry, with max pain
- Dealer gamma exposure (GEX) by strike
- Realized volatility and volatility cones
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Curves, roll yield and the weekly energy prints
Futures traders get the full contract curve with historical ghosts, roll yield and open interest, plus the weekly EIA oil and gas releases that move energy markets.
- Futures contract curves with historical overlays, including VIX futures
- Roll yield and open interest across the curve
- Seasonality by month and year to time recurring moves
- EIA weekly oil stocks and gas storage, with builds, draws and five-year ranges
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The macro that moves your book
Know what the market prices for the Fed before the next meeting, and watch the funding and liquidity conditions underneath every trade.
- US rate path implied by the market
- Conditional FOMC meeting probabilities
- Funding rates, bill curves and Federal Reserve liquidity
- Market stories as they break
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Terminal and the Workspace? ▶
The Workspace is built for investors: a visual, browser-based research platform for equity valuation, positioning and macro. The Terminal is built for active traders: a fast, keyboard-driven interface where every screen is a command, with deeper options, futures and rates tooling.
Do I need to install anything? ▶
No. The Terminal runs in your browser at terminal.quantimi.com.
What does keyboard-driven mean? ▶
Instead of navigating menus, you open screens by typing short mnemonics followed by a ticker, for example OVDV AAPL for the Apple volatility surface or CTM VX for the VIX futures curve. Press Ctrl+P to open the command bar at any time.
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