About OptionPilot
OptionPilot publishes options-market research for US stocks and ETFs: where open interest sits, how expensive options are against a name’s own history, what the market is pricing into the next event, and which trades crossed the tape unusually large.
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The publisher
OptionPilot is a product of AInvest Fintech Inc., the company behind ainvest.com, and runs on the optionpilot subdomain of that company’s site. It is not an independent publication and does not present itself as one. The Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and AI Risk Disclosures that govern it are AInvest Fintech Inc.’s and are linked in the footer of every page.
How these pages are produced
Most of this site is generated from our options pipeline rather than written by a person, and we label it that way rather than implying an author. Options and index data come from ThetaData, equity prices from Polygon, macro and earnings dates from Financial Modeling Prep. Open interest is reported by the OCC with a one-session lag, so every page built on it describes the last settled session and prints the date it priced.
The full account — which pages a person wrote, the liquidity gates that run before a number is published, our correction record, and the measured limits of our scoring — is in the editorial policy.
What we do not claim
We score every optionable US name across five pillars, and we have tested whether those scores predict returns. Over 172 sessions and roughly 500,000 ticker-days the information coefficient was +0.0001, with a confidence interval sitting entirely below the tradeable range. Our scores are a screen over observable conditions, not a forecast, and we publish that finding rather than bury it. Details and the numbers are in the editorial policy.
Nothing on this site is investment advice. Options involve substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for every investor.