Option Premium Screener Which options pay more than the risk justifies.
settledtrading.com screens cash-secured puts and covered calls on your own chains, then ranks what survives on four axes. Where a fat premium is really payment for a scheduled event, it says so — with the date attached.
Read-only — it cannot place an order
No language model in the data path
Four questions, asked in order.
The browser and the overnight scanner run literally the same functions, so a card you watched and a finding filed at 3am were scored by identical code. Black–Scholes for the leg, Yang–Zhang for realised vol, an IID bootstrap for VaR and CVaR — all local.
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One of four answers, with its reasons attached.
Rejections stay on screen under their own tab. Knowing what was thrown out, and why, is half of what a screener is for — and tomorrow it lets you check whether the screener was right.
Eleven names in. Two worth the collateral.
The default universe is the top 100 US-listed companies by market cap, one row per issuer — dual classes collapsed, preferreds and warrants dropped. Type over it and screen whatever you like.
30 days is long enough to be proved wrong.
One full position seen through to expiry — the only test of a screener that means anything. No card, and the clock starts when you accept the terms, not when you sign up.
Find out in 30 days whether it was right.
No card, no brokerage connection needed to start, and the rejected names stay on screen so the record stays complete.