TOS cash and sweep net liquidation confusion - Elite Trader If you close all your positions, your total cash would be: original cash before the trade + profit loss from closed position (s) I assume you know how to calculate profit loss from your closed position (s)
AccountNetLiq - Schwab Brokerage AccountNetLiq is a study that plots the account net liquidation value, i e , the value of the currently selected account if all the positions on that account were to be closed at the current market price
How Net Liq is Calculated on tastyworks - tastytrade To calculate your portfolio net liq, take the sum of your portfolio's cash balance and the net liq of all of your positions Your cash balance includes any credit received from short positions as well as any uninvested cash
Add Position value in $ in TOS monitor tab : r thinkorswim - Reddit Net Liquidity will show the current value of your positions in USD Hope this helps Edit: Search bar of the customization settings under equities and equity options section of the monitor tab choosing net liq did the trick for me
Total dollar amount invested in a stock? : r thinkorswim - Reddit TOS does not do a very good job of showing Cost Basis, which is what you want In fact, it's horrible You can go to "activity and positions" and right click on "quantity" of the stock you want the answer for It will show you total positions and average price That's the best it does
Reading thinkorswim position: p l vs net liquidity : r options In ToS, "Net Liq" is the current value, if you liquidate your position In screenshot, the mid bid ask is $7 35, times 200 (2 contracts) = $1470 P L open = $450 suggests you originally paid $1020 for the options If you go to order history, you can confirm it
Account value discrepancies? TOS vs TD vs AccountNetLiq study : r . . . For some reason TOS displayed net liq value is usually marginally off (usually higher for some reason) vs the account value displayed on the TD website or app The accountnetliq study in tos though can be significantly different than both the displayed liquidating value in TOS as well as the TD account value
Net liquidation : r thinkorswim - Reddit Your account's net liquidating value should not have increased because you haven't made any money yet The net liq of the position would be ($1125), meaning it would cost you $1125 to close it Say the IC becomes profitable - your account net liq will increase
Previous Day High Low Close For ThinkOrSwim - useThinkScript I want to add a customized version of the Net Change Net Percent quotes to my watchlists that use the dailyopen price instead of the prior session's closing price as the input Is there a way to view copy edit paste the code from ToS's standard quotes? If I can copy edit the standard Net Change code to change the inputs, that would be helpful