Hi,

I am looking for option software that allow us(company) to quote options. I don't need a compleet marker makers package but some risk and exporting data stuff would be nice. I've had contact with actant, flextrade, tethys, tbricks, optioncity,horizon, realtick, mjt software, ect. Last one does not reply by the way. Anyway i noticed there is a big difference in pricing. It varies from $1500-13k(the cost of orc what i have read on this forum). Where some even want a execution fee. And when discussing the price it sounds like it is negotiable.

So my question is what do you pay for the software mentioned above? And is it worth the extra bucks?

thnx

I apologize I have yet to create any documentation for my Options Pricer.

The calculators models are mostly from two libraries:

Financial Numerical Recipes in C++ (Bernt Arne Oedegaard).

See PDF http://finance.bi.no/~bernt/gcc_prog/recipes/recipes.pdf

and

Metaoptions (Bjorn Augestad)

I think Espen Haug's book, "The Complete Guide to Option Pricing Formulas" complements the calculator very well.

My website http://opensourcefinancialmodels.com provides a Windows installer and Linux autotools tar ball. Even the Windows version includes full source code.

You can view any model source code from the calculator via File -> Source View.

You can also export to text file via File -> Text Export.

I'm open to ideas and suggestions!