History

Optionomics was organized to make sophisticated option analysis software available to professional traders. The roots of the business can be traced to the mid 1970's when Scott d. Gordon (founder) was an options trader and market maker in London. Mr. Gordon's experience covers virtually all aspects of trading and the development of risk management systems stemmed from his own trading needs.

Optionomics has been creating tools to analyze risk since 1987. These tools have been continuously enhanced through the present. Optionomics software will help any trader know their exposures and P/L's by using a variety of tools to analyze risk. With these trading tools, you will be better prepared to make decisions and create strategies for maximum profit potential.

MILESTONES:

1987 Company formed; Optionomic Systems® software released

1987 Daily collection of Commodity Historical Database started

1988 Bonneville Telecommuncations (BTC) datafeed Interface completed

1988 Signal (DBC) datafeed Interface completed

1988 S&P ComStock (CQI) datafeed interface completed

1990 Option Trading Research, Inc. (OTR) formed as a trading research company and an IB

1990 OTR's 1st Research and Consulting contract with Drew Melton & Associates

1991 Release of Strategist software

1992 Network Risk Management software development

1992 Release of OTR software

1994 Theoretics, Inc., a swap and derivative analysis consulting and software company spun off from Optionomics

1994 Release of Equity Option product

1996 Orion Network Risk Management system launched

1996 Reuters datafeed interface completed

1997 Track Data datafeed interface completed

1998 Back Office Import utility developed for GMI

1999 Automatic trade link developed linking NBF to the Montreal Stock Exchange

2000 NYBOT selects Orion as their Standard for Risk Management

2001 NFA selects Orion as their Standard for Risk Management