Research tool only. Not financial, investment or trading advice, and not a broker. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. You can lose money. Prices are delayed: confirm in Fidelity, use limit orders, and place every trade yourself.
Desk
S&P 500 stocks, one contract under $140. Market bias today: —.
Today's picks are a preview. They come from an 11:54 AM re-run after this morning's data bug, so they aren't in your master journal and won't be graded. Starting tomorrow, the 9:01 AM plan shows here automatically, with prices updated through the day.
Side
Min score
Bias
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Intel
How the bot reads the market today. Picks that match the bias are marked Aligned.
Bias
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2 of 3 votes decide it
SPY trend vote
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SPY RSI(14) —
VIX vote
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5-day change — pts
Pre-market vote
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Unknown on an off-schedule run
Right now
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Coming up
Flow
Option volume and IV across the S&P 500, scanned once a day at 3:45 PM for the expiration about 30 days out. Tracked only: these flags don't change any score until paper trading shows they help.
How to read it. Unusual volume: today's option volume is at least half of all open contracts. Calls heavy / Puts heavy: twice as many of one side traded. IV rich / IV cheap: option prices imply 30% more or 20% less movement than the stock has had over the last 20 days. Busiest contract with volume above open interest usually means new positions are being opened.
Flag
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Paper
One paper SPY put credit spread a day, opened from real quotes at about 10:15 AM: sell the put nearest −0.30 delta, buy the put $1 lower (fits your $140 cap) or $5 lower (comparison only). Each spread is scored four ways from the same entry. No orders are placed.
Started Nov 10, 2026. It takes about 30–50 closed trades before a result means much, and a spread opened about 35 days out needs 2–5 weeks to close. "Natural" fills sell at the bid and buy at the ask: the price you'd get without haggling. "Mid" is the middle price.
Spread
Fill
Recent spreads
Events
Market-wide dates that can move stocks or an open option.
Accuracy
Paper trading only. The bot's 5-year backtest from Nov 8, with estimated option prices. A win is a trade that made money at the exit rules (−40% stop, +50% target, close at 21 days), not just touching breakeven.
Win rates only run from — to — across score ranges, so a higher score doesn't win more often yet. Every range loses money on average.— ranges make money on average.
By score range
Strategy lab
Research only, on SPY. Weekly trades about 35 days out, 2015–2026, priced with real implied volatility (VIX plus today's SPY skew), real SPY bid/ask and $0.65 per contract. A high win rate isn't the same as making money: watch the average per trade.