Options trading signals
Call and put alerts with the strike, expiry, entry range, profit targets and stop-loss, delivered as push notifications on iOS and Android.
Trading options and crypto involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Alerts are information, not personalised financial advice.
What is in every options signal
Each alert is a complete trade plan, so you are not guessing at the entry or the exit.
- Entry
- The contract (ticker, strike, expiry) and the entry price range.
- Targets
- Profit targets, with guidance on how much to sell at each.
- Stop-loss
- The price at which the trade is cut, so the maximum loss is defined before you enter.
- Reasoning
- A short note on why the setup was picked, including volatility and Greeks where relevant.
What an options alert looks like
Entry, target and stop sit on every alert. The prices shown are a format example.
Three types of options signal
Pick the style that fits how closely you can watch the market.
- LottoShort-dated options (0 to 3 days to expiry) on volatile names. Highest risk of the three: they can lose their full value quickly. Best for traders who can watch alerts closely, use small position sizes and place limit orders fast.
- SwingOptions with roughly 2 to 6 weeks to expiry, held to capture a multi-day move with less time decay than lottos. Best for traders who check positions once or twice a day and accept moderate risk.
- IndexOptions on the major indices and ETFs such as SPX, SPY and QQQ. They are liquid and carry less single-stock risk. Best for traders with a directional view on the broad market.
Markets covered
Alerts focus on liquid underlyings.
S&P 500
Nasdaq 100
Dow Jones
Russell 2000
How options alerts work
Analysis
Analysts scan stocks and options chains using technicals, unusual options activity and Greeks.
You receive the alert
A push notification arrives with the ticker, strike, expiry, entry range, targets and stop-loss.
You execute
Open your own broker and enter a limit order inside the stated range. Signals work with any broker that offers options.
Exit
Exit at the targets or the stop-loss in the alert. Late entries on short-dated trades are usually better skipped than chased.
Two ways every signal can end
The same three numbers, with the target and the stop given equal weight.
The record, losses included
- Win rate
- 72.5%
- of closed signals reached at least their first target
- Closed signals
- 1,259
- since January 2024
- Last 90 days
- 77.4%
- win rate, same counting
- Average win
- +43.3%
- on winning signals, signal prices
Figures as of October 2026. Gains use signal prices, not account returns. How we count
Options are leveraged and lose value as expiry approaches; a long option can expire worthless. Lotto options in particular can lose their full value quickly. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, size positions small and follow the stop-loss. Nothing here is financial advice.
Two ways to pay
Options signals questions
Do I need a lot of money to trade options signals?
Options are bought in whole contracts, so check the contract cost before you enter. Size each position so a loss at the stop-loss is a small share of your account.
Which brokers can I use?
Any broker that offers options trading. Signals are information; you place the trade in your own account.
How fast do I need to act?
For short-dated lotto signals, quickly. Swing options give more time. If you miss the entry range, skip that signal rather than chase it.
What is the difference between lotto, swing and index signals?
Lottos are options with 0 to 3 days left and very high risk. Swing options have weeks to expiry and wider targets. Index options are on major indices and ETFs and are more liquid.
Do I have to take every signal?
No. Choose the ones that fit your risk tolerance, account size and availability. In the 30 days to October 2026 we posted 30 signals.
Are options signals suitable for beginners?
Options are advanced instruments. Learn the basics first, start with small positions, and practise on paper if your broker offers it.
Do you guarantee profits?
No. Losses are part of trading. Across our record, 72.5% of 1,259 closed signals won, so some did not. Follow the stop-loss and position sizing.
Can I see the full track record?
Yes. The performance page explains how results are counted, losses included.
Go deeper on options
- Options swing tradingHolding options for days to weeks.
- Unusual options activityWhat unusual volume does and does not tell you.
- Options Greeks explainedDelta, theta, vega and gamma in plain terms.
- Options risk managementPosition sizing and stop discipline.
- The track recordHow results are counted, including losses.
Get the alerts on your phone
Entry, target and stop on every alert, on iOS and Android.