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You can easily choose between multiple Slide reports by clicking the dropdown menu and select the appropriate report for your needs.
Net Slide Aggregates the entire account (or group account) position into one slide. This combines Greeks derived from all inventory in the account, i.e. +2 corn deltas, -5 crude oil deltas, +1.5 gold deltas would be displayed as -1.5 net deltas for the account. Note that as a result of aggregating all products and expirations this slide will not show any underlying futures prices.
Contract Slide Aggregates the position in each product regardless of expiration, but separates products. This will keep all corn positions separate from all crude oil, thereby providing a net delta for corn and a separate net delta for crude oil. Note that as a result of aggregating all expirations in each product this slide will not show any underlying futures prices.
Contract Month Slide Separates the position in each underlying futures expiration, but does not show serial option expirations separately. For example, if Nov and Dec corn options both use Dec corn futures as their underlying, a position that is +4 Nov deltas and -4 Dec deltas will show a net delta of 0 for Dec corn.
Month Slide Separates the entire position based on individual option expirations, creating separate sections for each serial option expiration. For example, if Nov and Dec corn options both use Dec corn futures as their underlying, a position that is +4 Nov deltas and -4 Dec deltas will display those separate deltas and will not show an overall delta of 0 for the Dec underlying.
Combined Slide Displays a comprehensive list of all the information contained in the above slides in a printable format. Nets are displayed above each progressively more specific set of data, with indentations and color coding to enhance legibility. Each level of the report (net, contract, contract month, and month) can be hidden via check boxes in the properties window of the combined slide.