First I applaud tiger for introducing this long needed multiple option strategy. First even before going to the strategy, ill let to say that the edit function is SLOW to update the limit price. Then the current pricing shows in one instance on 17 July is not accurate. Im attaching my pending order showing current price that is not accurate of $1.32 (exhibit 1) compared to other trading platform, the right trading price should have been $1.09 (exhibit 2) Is seen on the same time. 

One feed back is that under My Portfolio the combo option position can be group according to the option strategy such that the positions can be viewed as a whole and greeks and PnL for the Combo is displayed at Combo level rather than at individial option level.  #Options strategy test

@@TigerPM My option strategy order was cancelled due to "order execution channel was not available". See attached screenshot. Is there something I missed out? Or is this an issue with the option strategy?

Initiated Sell Citigroup strangles august expiry at $52.5/$46.  As the bid cannot get through, I adjusted my order downwards to fill. Sell at $1.10 to sell at $1.09. The order is stuck at $1.10. After reset tiger, the order remains there. I tried to cancel the order. I am Unable to cancel the strangle order also... Will reset tiger and try again. 

I am looking into adding $Estee Lauder(EL)$ calls to form a strangle with my current puts. I tried to use the vertical function but it only allows $5, whereas I am looking at $10 interval. Nevertheless, I used custom to form the credit spread. The margin requirement is usd $4000. I tried comparing by using naked calls. Naked calls actually requires lesser margin. It could be a matter of tiger not being able to cope with Jade lizards (Naked puts pair with call credit spreads) in terms of the assessment of margin, that's what leads to this peculiar situation, whereby the position is safer but requires more margin. 

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June 29th and 30th were the last two trading days of the first half of the year. Due to the bullish market sentiment, there was increased activity in trading large options orders. Among them, for major tech companies, $Apple(AAPL)$ successfully crossing the $3 trillion market cap mark became a focus for investors and lived up to expectations by surging 2.3% on that day. Except for $Nike(NKE)$ with disappointing financial results and $Micron Technology(MU)$ affected by certain news, most stocks experienced significant gains.Regarding unusual options activity, we can still observe many investors seeking covered protection. Specifically