Scores generated pre-market using previous trading day EOD data. Best for morning research before market open.
Every optionable US stock and ETF we can price is scored each morning before the open across five pillars: Value (is volatility cheap or expensive relative to this name’s own history), Sentiment (how positioning is distributed), Activity, Liquidity (whether you can actually get filled at a fair spread), and Timing. Filter on any of them, or start from a preset and adjust.
Scores describe the option chain, not a price target. A high score means the structure is attractive — volatility priced reasonably, spreads tight enough to trade, positioning worth knowing about — and says nothing about which direction the stock will go. The methodology sets out how each pillar is computed, and scoring shows the weights.
Open interest reaches us from OCC once a day after settlement, so open-interest figures anywhere — ours included — describe the last completed session rather than live flow. Prices and volume are the previous close.
Each metric has its own page for every symbol, free and without an account.