Cash-secured puts
Own great companies
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Selling a cash-secured put pays you to name the price you would happily buy a stock at. This finds the companies worth naming a price on, ranks the strikes against settings you choose, and shows the arithmetic behind every one.
Top of today's screen
Ranked on business quality, pullback to support, and option premium — not on yield.
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It ranks, it doesn't filter
Most screeners take numeric ranges and hand back matching rows. Tell this one whether you would actually be happy owning the shares, and the same chain comes back in a different order.
Support, not just averages
A moving average says where price has been on average. The volume profile says where shares actually changed hands — and a thick shelf of trading beneath your break-even is what real support looks like.
A dip is not a decline
A stock resting on a rising 200-day average is on sale. The same stock on a falling one is a value trap. That difference is stated in words, not buried in a score.
What this is not
It is not advice, and it does not know anything about you. There is no questionnaire about your income, your net worth or your goals — only settings for the screen itself. Every figure shown is arithmetic you can check against your own broker, which is rather the point.