1. A computerized method of determining and presenting likely option strategies based on inputs comprising: a. receiving an assets input for processing by a processor wherein the asset input indicating an attribute, said attribute indicating data associated with available options for an underlying asset; b. outputting the data associated with the available options based on the attribute, said available options comprising related available option data for the underlying asset wherein the available option data is selectable, wherein the available option data is stored in a memory accessible by the processor; c. receiving a first selection from the available option data; d. determining via the processor first possible options strategies corresponding to the first selection; e. determining via the processor probable first options strategies from a ranking system for the first possible option strategies, said ranking system, being stored in the memory, comprising a ranking based on one or more of the following: user preferences, statistical data from past trades, behavioral data of a customer, trade data of a trader, and trade data of a particular security; f. determining via the processor first strategy prices for the probable first option strategies; g. outputting the determined probable first possible option strategies and the determined first strategy prices wherein the probable first option strategies are selectable; h. receiving a second selection; i. If the second selection is of one of the probable first option strategies, outputting additional information about underlying options corresponding to the second selection of the probable first option strategy in an additional display; j. If the second selection is of one of the available option data: based on attributes including the first selection and the second selection, determining via the processor second possible option strategies; determining via the processor probable second option strategies from the determined second possible option strategies; determining via the processor second strategy prices for the second possible option strategies; and outputting probable second possible option strategies and second strategy prices wherein the probable second option strategies are selectable.