Multi-leg options need a specialist
Wingman Tracker at $29-$49 is justified if you live in defined-risk option structures. Multi-leg P&L, expiries, and strategy tracking are real work. CFD journals fake that work badly. Credit where it is due.
That specialist has zero MT5, zero prop evaluations, zero trailing on gold. Searching it as a funded XAUUSD tool is a store-search accident.
R-multiples on CFDs versus option legs
Venasri’s TP1-TP4 and breakeven buffer are R-multiple tools for linear FX/CFD tickets, not for iron condors. Equity Guard is a daily-loss tool for prop math, not for assignment risk. Different Greeks, different software.
If you do both options and MT5, you need both products, not a compromise that does neither well.
Buy the CFD fuse on purpose
create a free Venasri account for the MT5 book. Set R and daily floors in Venasri Risk Management. See Venasri Pricing ($0 Free, $9.99 Starter, $29.99 Pro) beside the $29-$49 options invoice.
Do not cancel Wingman because of this page if options are still the paycheck. Cancel the idea that it covers prop gold.
Two specializations, two invoices
Options tracker. CFD fuse. The alternative is Venasri for the second job. Anyone promising one app for both is selling a blur.
If you left options entirely, Wingman’s $49 is now a ghost invoice. Replace it with Pro guards.
