diff --git a/website/content/terminal/guides/intros/stocks/options/index.md b/website/content/terminal/guides/intros/stocks/options/index.md
index d76ae572548..48118ad881b 100644
--- a/website/content/terminal/guides/intros/stocks/options/index.md
+++ b/website/content/terminal/guides/intros/stocks/options/index.md
@@ -9,35 +9,30 @@ The Options menu provides the user with a comprehensive set of tools for analyzi
Navigate to the menu by typing `options`, from the `Stocks` menu, and then pressing enter. Alternatively, absolute path navigation can jump straight there, from anywhere. `/stocks/options`
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By default, the Terminal loads a ticker using Tradier as the source. Sign up for a free developer account and then enter that token using the `Keys menu`. Alternatively, there is a choice to use yFinance data sets by attaching the argument as shown below. Help dialogues are displayed for any command by adding `-h` to the string. It is worth noting that this load command is different than the load command elsewhere.
````
(🦋) /stocks/options/ $ load -h
-usage: load [-t TICKER] [--source {tradier,yf}] [-h]
+usage: load [-t TICKER] [-h] [--source {YahooFinance,Tradier,Nasdaq,Intrinio}]
Load a ticker into option menu
optional arguments:
-t TICKER, --ticker TICKER
Stock ticker (default: None)
- --source {tradier ,yf} Tradier or Yahoo Finance (default: tr)
- Source to get option expirations from (default: None)
-h, --help show this help message (default: False)
+ --source {YahooFinance,Tradier,Nasdaq,Intrinio}
+ Data source to select from (default: YahooFinance)
+
+For more information and examples, use 'about load' to access the related guide.
````
-### Submenus Available
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-At the bottom of the menu, and near the top, there are items prefaced with `>`. Like everywhere else in the OpenBB Terminal, this indicates the presence of a submenu.
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- - `screen` is a dedicated options screener that uses `.ini` files from the local installation folder `/OpenBBUserData/stocks/presets/options/`. Refer to the Options Screener guide here.
- - `pricing` is another method for calculating options prices. See the guide for this submenu here.
- - `hedge` is a group of features for calculating a delta-neutral position. The guide for this submenu is located here.
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### Examples
To begin, a ticker must be loaded with an expiration date selected. Enter these commands to display the list of expiration dates for AAPL options chains.
+
````
(🦋) /stocks/options/ $ load aapl
@@ -94,10 +89,6 @@ Choose an expiration date with the corresponding Identifier value on the left, f
Expiration set to 2023-09-15
````
-Setting the chain for analysis will change the text colour at the bottom of the Options menu. These commands require loaded data.
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The `info` command displays a table of statistics regarding the chosen option expiration date.
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(🦋) /stocks/options/ $ info