# Modeling FAQ

### Where can I talk about modeling with other OO members?&#x20;

We have a discussion channel on the Discord, called [#tests-strats](https://discord.com/channels/882705067210317915/961355812297666691) for discussion of strategies. That's a great start.&#x20;

If you're not on the Discord, [you should join](https://docs.optionomega.com/welcome/discord-community)!

### How do I know when new features are added?

We post them in the [releases](https://discord.com/channels/882705067210317915/882705067210317919) channel on the Discord. If you're not on the Discord, [you should join](https://docs.optionomega.com/welcome/discord-community)!

### I have backtesting tier but want to add modeling. How do I do that?&#x20;

The self-service portal in the web-app itself allows users to change their subscription status or tier at any time. [Check it out](https://youtu.be/zPU9WGgk2a8?si=RQaLrzkYl9vEbUXm).&#x20;

### What pricing model does the platform use?

The platform uses the **Black-Scholes model** to calculate estimated option prices and Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, and Rho).\
The Implied Volatility (IV) values used in these calculations are sourced from the OPRA data provider.

### Why is there a difference between the P/L shown on the chart and in the right sidebar?

The discrepancy you may notice between these two displays is due to different data sources:

* **Right Sidebar**: Shows real-time profit and loss based on live market data directly from the OPRA data provider. This reflects current option prices.
* **Chart**: Displays profit and loss calculated using the Black-Scholes model. This provides theoretical pricing based on the model's assumptions and parameters.


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