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Net Greeks (Portfolio)

The aggregated Greeks across all open options positions, showing overall portfolio risk exposure.

Formula

Net Greek = Sum of individual position Greeks

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What are Net Greeks?

Net Greeks are your aggregated Greek values across all open options positions. They tell you your overall portfolio risk not just individual trade risk.

Learn more: Options Greeks Guide | Greeks Analysis | Options Command Center

Why Net Greeks Matter

Individual Greeks tell you about one trade. Net Greeks tell you about your ACTUAL risk. You might think you're hedged because you have some long calls and short puts, but without aggregating Greeks, you don't know if they offset.

Net Greeks Interpretation

Net Greek Positive Negative
Delta Bullish exposure Bearish exposure
Gamma Delta accelerates in your favor Delta accelerates against you
Theta Earning time decay Paying time decay
Vega Benefit from IV rise Benefit from IV fall

Example Reading

If your dashboard shows:
* Net Delta: +500
* Net Theta: -200

You know immediately:
* Significant bullish exposure (equivalent to 500 shares)
* Time decay working against you (200 dollars/day erosion)
* You need the underlying to rise to offset theta losses

The TradesViz Advantage

Most journals don't calculate Greeks at all. Of those that do, even fewer aggregate them at the portfolio level. TradesViz provides:
* Four Greek summary cards at dashboard top
* Net Greeks per strategy in the Command Grid
* Visual exposure indicators
* Historical Greek tracking

Where to find it in TradesViz

Options > Options Command Center displays four Net Greek summary cards at the top (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega). Command Grid shows Net Greeks per strategy. Historical Greek tracking available. Only trading journal with portfolio-level Greek aggregation.

Example

Portfolio shows Net Delta +250, Net Theta -150, Net Vega +400.