Strike Price is a mobile and web app that calculates the probability your covered calls or cash-secured puts expire worthless. By blending weighted historical returns, GARCH volatility, intraday noise, and live implied volatility, it runs Monte Carlo simulations to deliver a single assignment-risk score. Track positions across brokers, set smart alerts, and optimize strike combinations to meet custom income targets—trade options with data-driven confidence. Join the community to share insights.!
• True Probability Engine – Combines weighted historical returns, GARCH volatility modeling, intraday price noise, and live implied volatility to simulate thousands of price paths and deliver a rigorously tested assignment-risk percentage.
• Smart Alerts & Live Tracking – Get notified when market conditions shift or your contracts approach expiration. Track all your positions across E*TRADE, Fidelity, Robinhood (and more) in one unified dashboard.
• Community-Sourced Opportunities – Discover high-premium ideas from other traders in our growing user network. Share your own finds and help fellow users spot attractive setups in real time.
• Target-Based Portfolio Optimizer – Tell Strike Price your premium goal, and it will suggest strike combinations that maximize income while keeping your risk budget in check.
• Seamless UX – Intuitive charts, clean watchlists, and step-by-step guidance make complex strategies approachable for beginners and pros alike.
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3love the data-driven risk scoring, actually smth I've been thinking of
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Can you share more details on how the Target-Based Portfolio Optimizer accounts for correlations between positions when suggesting strike combinations? Also, will there be support for automated rebalancing based on updated volatility or market conditions?
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Fantastic idea. I've looked for products like this in the past but couldn't find anything