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Q So which of the, so let's, let's sort of break down each quickly. So what does Wingman do?

A Yeah. So, uh, as I said in the intro, Wingman helps option traders track their trades. And so the best way I can sort of give an analogy is if you could imagine a CFO at a startup, um, if they had to manually track every single expense in the company in a spreadsheet, you know, versus just having something like QuickBooks. Right. That's the level of difference where these options traders who are individuals, um, they're given no data from their brokerage firms about their trading and their performance and analysis besides a single PNL number year to date. So it's like if a CFO is operating an entire business with a single profit number. So what wingman does is it imports your trades directly from your brokerage. So that way it handles all the organization, all the analysis, all the tracking, the cost basis, your P and L on every trade. Uh, so you don't have to spend any time doing it in a spreadsheet.

AI assessment note: “Wingman helps option traders track their trades”

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