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# Trade Management Tools

To view your positions, select the positions page from the main menu.

Click on a card to view your position in detail. 

See below example:

![Example Position Page](/files/-MC7zQbmgFV3AXue2dbD)

In this example you can see that the call spread is profitable and is close to expiring.  The metrics on the page are defined as follows:

| Label                  | Description                                                                                                           |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Original               | Your original trade entry price and total cost                                                                        |
| Current                | Current trade price and total value                                                                                   |
| Change                 | Profit or loss from entry and % change                                                                                |
| Prob of Profit         | The probability assigned by current option prices of the trade breaking-even (stock level in parentheses)             |
| Prob of Max Gain:      | The probability assigned by current option prices of the trade making its maximum profit (stock level in parentheses) |
| Prob of Max Loss       | The probability assigned by current option prices of the trade making its maximum profit (stock level in parentheses) |
| If Stock Expired Here: | The intrinsic value of the position.                                                                                  |
| Next Event:            | The next major corporate action event in calendar for that stock                                                      |

### Using the Expected Move

The current\[ [Expected Move](/options-ai-support/how-options-ai-works/expected-move.md)]\(/pages/-MBtPeQIBM8gdpwFmbKG#why-is-the-expected-move-helpful) can serve as a useful gut-check for *your* next move.

In the example above, the bearish expected move line indicates that prevailing option prices anticipate that the stock will remain above the break-even price, implying a reduced likelihood of max loss low (but of course still possible).