Screener
Rule-based contract screening for cash-secured and margin-aware short put setups.
Disclaimer: This screener is not investment advice. It is a technical selection view based on configured rules and available market data.
Low Risk Mode active: Beginner guardrails for maximum delta and minimum capital reserve are active.
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Highest Return (% / year)
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Put Candidates
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Top Grade
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With Warnings
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Opportunity Overview
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For informational use only. Always include timing, liquidity, and event risk in your own separate review.
Opportunity Preview
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Terms Explained for a Quick Start
Short explanations for the most important fields in this table. Goal: understand fast, compare cleanly, and spot risk early.
ETF (column)
The column is now called ETF and shows hints only for leveraged ETF batches. Example: TQQQ shows a hint in the ETF column, while SPY usually does not. Leveraged products can significantly amplify gains and losses.
Mobile: ticker color logic
In the mobile view, leverage is indicated by color directly on the ticker name instead of a 2x/3x badge. Traffic-light logic: red = 3x, yellow = 2x, neutral = unleveraged. Example order: TQQQ on top, SSO below, SPY below.
DTE
DTE = Days To Expiration. Lower DTE reacts faster to price moves and timing mistakes.
Delta
Delta is a practical risk proxy. Higher absolute delta usually means higher assignment probability and directional risk.
BE Distance (%)
Break-even distance in percent. Higher values mean more cushion between current stock price and your break-even level.
BE Buffer ($ / share)
The same cushion in dollars per share. Useful when comparing candidates with similar delta levels.
Warnings
Warnings are contract-level context signals (for example Liquidity, Wide Spread, Earnings/Dividend, Contract warning). They can differ by strike/expiration.
Beginner workflow
- Set Min Return and Max Delta first to define a clear risk/return envelope.
- Exclude warnings deliberately (for example event or liquidity warnings).
- Compare Top/Mid rows with BE Distance and BE Buffer together.
- Before execution, always re-check timing, liquidity, and event risk.
