We already had 3 options for the "Min Strike Price"

• At Lowest Indicator
• Below Lowest Indicator
• All Strikes

We now added a 4th option:

• At or Below Lowest Indicator

This will make it even easier to find the right stocks for the Wheel Strategy. 

We had some traders asking for a lower stock price, so we lowered the min stock price from $15 to $10.

This allows traders with smaller accounts to find more stocks for "The Wheel"

In the past, when you entered a symbol, e.g. AAPL, the system first picked the Canadian stock and THEN displayed the US symbol. 

Since most of our users are trading US stocks, this was a little bit annoying. 

So we fixed it. 

Now you will see the US symbol first and THEN the Canadian symbol.

In Version 2.8.0, we added the possibility of displaying standard indicators on the charts. 

However, when you changed the setting to some custom settings, these settings weren't saved.

With this release, the custom VALUES are now saved.

The custom VISUAL SETTINGS - such as colors, line widths, transparency, etc - are not saved/restored (yet). 

We are working on the visual settings and hope to have it resolved soon. 

When you selected "1 year" for the chart period, the P&L Chart was only calculated for this 1 year instead of the standard 2 years. 

This had no impact on the functionality or the performance data of the PowerX Strategy.

It was a visual bug and has been fixed. 

In Version 2.8.0, we introduce 3 years of data so that you can look further back.

Now we offer 5 years of data. This way, it's easy to see what happened BEFORE we had the "Pandemic Drop" in 2020. 

5 years of data is available for both the PowerX and the Wheel Scanner.

For the PowerX Scanner, we are still calculating the performance data for 2 years - same as always.

We added the sector and industry to the stock description in the "Asset Correlation Tool"

This way, you can easily see if some of the symbols you are analyzing are in the same sector or industry.

We also added the "company description" so that you know exactly what the company does. 

We added a legend to the asset correlation tool so that you know when we highlight the correlation in green and when we highlight it in orange. 

We made a few changes to the colors of the asset correlation tool so that it is easier to read in Dark Mode.

Mark and Markus always stress that you shouldn't trade highly correlated stocks. 

As an example, if you already have Kohls (KSS) in your portfolio you shouldn't be trading Macys (M).

But how do you know which stocks are correlated?

Well, we are now offering a "stock correlation tool" in which you can display the correlation for up to 10 stocks for any period of time. 

This way, you always know which stocks are highly correlated and which ones are not. 

You can access the "Asset Correlation Tool" from the Wheel Scanner:

We are now displaying the strike price, the expiration and the annualized ROI% of the lowest strike price directly on the chart to make it even quicker for you to see all the information you need directly on the chart. 

We are adding more and more filters to the Wheel Scanner, and recently, some traders asked us what settings Mark and Markus are using. 

So we added a "Default" button to the Wheel Scanner like we have on the PowerX Scanner. 

This button will preload the settings that Mark and Markus and using. 

You can now to add more indicators to our charts, e.g. Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands, etc. There are more than 180 indicators to choose from. 

This is available for both PowerX and Wheel Charts. The settings are stored independently so that you can show an indicator for the PowerX Strategy and another set of indicators for The Wheel strategy. 

In the last version, we implemented candlestick charts in addition to our regular bar charts. 

In this release, we offer even more charting options so that you can select whatever works best for you.

This is available for both PowerX and Wheel Charts. 

The settings are stored independently so that you can e.g. show candles for the PowerX Strategy and Heiken Ashi for The Wheel strategy.

In addition to the standard "price" scale, you can now also choose a logarithmic scale or a percentage scale. Some traders find a logarithmic or percentage price scale easier to read. Now you can do that. 

This is available for both PowerX and Wheel Charts. 

The settings are stored independently so that you can e.g. show the "normal" scale for the PowerX Strategy and the logarithmic scale for The Wheel strategy.

We added a clock to the lower right of the PowerX and Wheel Chart. 

You can set this clock to any timezone you want. So if you are in Europe and would like to know what time it is in New York (Eastern Time), you can set that clock to ET. 

This will not interfere with your computer clock settings. We just felt that sometimes it could be beneficial to know the time in Eastern Time or Central Time when trading. 

This is available for both PowerX and Wheel Charts. 

The settings are stored independently so please make sure that you set BOTH clocks to the time zone you want. 

At the bottom left of the charts, you now can quickly zoom to pre-defined time intervals. 

This allows you to quickly zoom in and out without using your trackpad or mouse wheel.  

In the past, we have referred you to the Nasdaq Holiday calendar but now we are offering our own Holiday Calendar inside PXO.

This way, you always know when the markets are open and when they will be closed and don't have to go anywhere else.

Just one more step to make PXO the only tool you ever need. 😎

In the past, we displayed 2 years of data.

We just added another year so that you can see 3 years of data now. 

This applies to both "The PowerX Scanner" and "The Wheel Scanner"

Important: We are still calculating the performance data for the PowerX Strategy for 2 years - as we have done in the past. The 3rd year of data is meant to be used for reference so that you see what happened in 2019.

FIXED: Issue with Wheel Calculator. 

New data was not inserted into cleared columns, only in new columns. 

When you add an option from the Wheel Scanner to the calculator now, it will be inserted in a cleared column.