09 Aug screenKO 87.15 +214 EVAAPL 313.15 marginalSMCI 31.36 avoid · earnings 9dMSFT avoid · IVR 12PEP caution · spread 4.1%2 of 11 cleared
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KO
87.15 · sell 82.50 put · 38d · 0.24Δ · 1 contract
Candidate
EV
$214
Annualised
14.8%
Prob. OTM
78%
Collateral
$8,250
break-even 80.36spot 87.151σ band
Implied 24.1% against realised 17.9% — a positive spread on a name whose IV sits at the 41st percentile of its own year. Nothing scheduled before expiry.
And what it says no to
SMCI
Avoid
IV 94% · richest premium on the board
Earnings in nine days, inside the expiry. You are being paid the going rate for a coin flip.
PEP
Caution
spread 4.1% of mid · OI 180
The edge is real on paper and gone at the fill. One axis failed, and it is named on the card.

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.

Axis
The question
How it is measured
What it rejects
VRP
Is implied above realised?
ATM implied volatility against a Yang–Zhang estimate over roughly a year of daily bars.
Names where you'd be selling cheap vol.
IVR
Is it rich for this name?
A percentile against the name's own history, never against the market's.
30% IV on a stock that always prints 30%.
YLD
What does the cash earn?
Yield on a delta-targeted leg, annualised on the collateral actually tied up.
Big-looking premiums on huge collateral.
LIQ
Can you get out?
Relative spread and open interest on the exact leg being suggested.
An edge smaller than the spread.
Then
the
dock
Every name is penalised for known binary events. An earnings date inside your expiry does not make the premium wrong — it makes it compensation. Being paid the going rate for a coin flip is not an edge, and the screener will say so with the date attached.

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.

Candidate
2 of 11 · 9 Aug
Clears all four axes and nothing is scheduled. Sized to your collateral target, with the fill it assumed.
Marginal
thin, not wrong
Real edge, small edge — or the size doesn't fit your limit cleanly. Tradeable; rarely the best use of the cash.
Caution
one axis failed
A wide spread, thin open interest, a stale quote, or a rank saying this premium is normal here. The axis is named.
Avoid
filed, not hidden
Paid for the gap, not the wait. Kept with the reason so the record is complete when it expires.

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.

0.27s
a warm chain against ~17s cold — the disk cache is ~65× faster
6h
quote TTL — a stale bid/ask is a wrong number shaped like a right one
1,236
checks across 13 suites, none of them touching the network
Underlying
Leg
EV
Ann.
Verdict
KO
87.15
82.50P · 38d
$214
14.8%
Candidate
AAPL
313.15
295P · 31d
$186
11.2%
Marginal
PEP
168.40
160P · 45d
$92
6.1%
Caution
SMCI
31.36
28P · 30d
−$61
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Avoid
SMCI printed the richest premium on the board at 94% IV. It also reports in nine days. The screener docked it to last place and said why.
Your account, your chains
Delayed CBOE chains and Nasdaq bars out of the box. Connect Interactive Brokers through IBKR's own OAuth screen for live data — nothing is typed into settled, and access is scoped to one account.
Read-only, enforced
Five read tools on an allowlist and a guard that refuses anything order-shaped. It screens and suggests; it cannot place, modify or cancel. Covered calls only — never naked.
No model in the loop
No language model anywhere in the data path — no API key, no per-run cost, no text to parse. Every number came out of local maths you can read.

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