Option Finder

Say what you think the stock will do. Every structure that fits gets built and calculated by the same engine behind the individual calculators, then ranked the way you choose — with the reason it placed where it did written out in plain language.

What are you expecting?

Four answers are enough to search. Everything else has a sensible default.

Ticker

Current stock price

Target price

Where you think the stock is heading.

Read the target as

Ranking always measures profit exactly at the target, which is the conservative reading.

By when

Only expirations on or after this date are searched — an option that expires first cannot profit from the move.

Your outlook

Only structures that suit this view are built.

What will you risk?

Leave both blank to see everything, including positions with undefined risk.

Maximum budget

Cash out of pocket to open the position.

Maximum acceptable loss

Setting this excludes anything with unlimited risk.

Contracts

Every candidate is sized identically so the comparison is fair.

Kinds of strategy to search

Long optionsBuying a single call or put. Risk is capped at the premium.Short optionsSelling a call or put uncovered. Collects premium, but risk is large or unlimited.Debit spreadsPaying to open a two-leg spread. Both profit and loss are capped.Credit spreadsBeing paid to open a two-leg spread. Both profit and loss are capped.Covered strategiesSelling an option against shares you hold, or cash you set aside.

How should results be ordered?

Every candidate is calculated the same way. This only decides which one is shown first.

Rank by

A weighted blend of return on risk, probability, liquidity and cost. Use this when no single measure is the whole story.

Liquidity filters and expiration range

Minimum volume

Contracts traded today. Ignored when the feed does not report it.

Minimum open interest

Contracts outstanding. Settles overnight, so it always lags.

Maximum bid-ask spread

Per share. A wide spread costs you on entry and again on exit.

Earliest expiration

Latest expiration

Model assumptions

Implied volatility

Used when a premium has to be modelled rather than quoted.

Risk-free rate

Dividend yield

Market Data ModePrices came from a market data provider. Check the timestamp and status label beside each quote.

Enter a ticker, a price and where you think it is going. Every structure that fits will be built and calculated, then ranked the way you choose.