Opti vs MyYields

OptiView is TradingView for options. An options analytics platform built for retail traders — scan the market, simulate strategies, and manage risk, all from your phone. OptiView addresses the common pain points retail options traders face, delivering a powerful, all-in-one solution with a clean, intuitive interface — available on mobile and desktop. Key features include: Strategy Assistant: build and visualize single- and multi-leg strategies to fit your market view OptiScan: scan and filter the entire universe of U.S. listed options Payoff simulation: visualize P&L outcomes through expiration Stress testing: see how a strategy holds up across volatility, dividend, and interest-rate scenarios Live or delayed data: free 15-minute delayed options data, or connect your brokerage for real-time data and order execution Broker integrations: Charles Schwab, E*TRADE, tastytrade, and Tradier Community-driven trade ideas and strategy insights Corporate earnings insights Portfolio tracking and overview …and more. Why choose OptiView? Free to use with quick onboarding, plus a Premium plan for advanced tools Built by a former hedge fund manager Designed specifically for retail traders Assists discovery of trade opportunities Greater clarity on your options risk-reward profile Intuitive, user-friendly interface For any feedback or concerns, please contact us at support@opti-view.com Risk Disclaimer: OptiView is an educational platform to explore how financial models work. Outputs are hypothetical and will almost certainly differ from actual market results. They are not predictions and should not guide investment decisions. Options and other financial products carry significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading is conducted solely through your regulated brokerage. See www.opti-view.com for full risk disclaimer.

MyYields charts the U.S. Treasury par yield curve for any business day since January 2, 1990. Pick a date. The curve appears — every published tenor from 1 month to 30 years, short end to long. Touch the chart to scrub a callout across the points. Step day by day with the arrows, or jump anywhere with the calendar. View up to 30 days of history curves simultaneously. Export your research. Below the chart: 3M, 2Y, 10Y, and 30Y at a glance, plus the 2s10s spread — highlighted when the curve inverts. WHAT IT SHOWS - Daily par yield curve rates as published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. - Full history from January 1990 to the latest business day. - All published tenors, 1M through 30Y. - Select from various projcetions to show exacty which curve you want. READ THE SIGNAL, NOT JUST THE CURVE - Inversion status and duration — is the curve inverted, and since when? - Curve-shape verdict: normal, flat, inverted, humped, or kinked. - Re-steepening detection when an inversion ends. - The spread complex: 2s10s, 3m10y, 5s30s, 2s5s, butterflies. - Basis-point changes for every tenor, day over day. - Percentile and range context for the 2s10s spread. - The bull/bear · steepener/flattener name for each day's move. HOW IT WORKS - Any requested date resolves to the nearest published business day. - Data is sourced directly from treasury.gov. - Light and dark appearance. - Export your research to PDF, PNG, or CSV.