Style guide
Paper, real marks, and two accents that mean the two halves and nothing else. Teal is ZERO. Coral is CAPITAL. Direction is carried by sign, never by colour.
Three sizes from one component. The sparkline is the test: if the bend at the strike is not immediately legible at 48 pixels, nothing built on top of it will be.
| NVDA·180·18DEC26 | 82.6% 17.4% | |
| NVDA·200·18DEC26 | 91.7% 8.3% | |
| NVDA·210·18DEC26 | 96.3% 3.7% | |
| NVDA·230·18DEC26 | 100.0% 0.0% | |
| NVDA·280·18DEC26 | 100.0% 0.0% |
One pill split teal and coral, sized to how the share's value divides right now. It always sums to 100%, because the two halves always do. It is a series' fingerprint at a glance.
The strike sits in the centre position, the way listed options have been written for fifty years. The wallet ticker zNVDA-210-26Z exists so a wallet has something to show. It never appears in prose.
NVDA at $218, a December series struck at $210, ZERO bid $200 and CAPITAL bid $18. The hurdle rate is the honest one: NVDA must compound at 18.8% a year for a CAPITAL buyer merely to get their $18 back.
Teal and coral are identity, not direction. Nothing else on the site may use either colour, and a falling price is a minus sign rather than a red number.
Cut a stock in two.
Bricolage Grotesque at 800 for display, used once or twice a page and then got out of the way of. Figtree for prose, capped at 62 characters. Spline Sans Mono, tabular, for every figure, which is most of this product.
| price | $218.30 |
| strike | 210 |
| gearing | 12.1× |
| hurdle | +19.2% |
| parity | -0.04% |
| wind-up | 18DEC26 |
| notation | NVDA · 210 · 18DEC26 |
Half the credibility of this product is that its numbers line up in columns.
Skeletons match the final layout exactly, so nothing shifts when the data lands.