Complete reference of all 48 options strategies from Options Industry Council. See which strategies SignalPro Pulse generates and which are coming soon.
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Implemented
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Partial / Code Only
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Coming Soon
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✓ Live Generated by our AI scanners~ Partial Code exists, not surfaced yet○ Coming Soon Planned for future release
Single Options & Stock
Strategy
Outlook
Status
Long Call
Buying calls to profit from a rise in the underlying stock
Bullish
✓ Live
Long Put
Buying puts to profit from a drop in the stock price
Bearish
✓ Live
Long Stock
Acquiring stock in anticipation of rising prices
Bullish
✓ Live
Short Stock
Selling borrowed stock to profit from depreciation
Bearish
~ Partial
Naked Call (Short Call)
Writing an uncovered call option — undefined risk
Bearish
○ Coming Soon
Naked Put (Short Put)
Writing a put without reserved cash to purchase the stock
Bullish
~ Partial
Income & Covered Strategies
Strategy
Outlook
Status
Covered Call
Writing a call covered by an equivalent long stock position
Neutral-Bull
✓ Live
Cash-Secured Put
Writing a put while reserving cash to buy the stock if assigned
Bullish
✓ Live
Cash-Backed Call
Purchase stock at the lower of strike or market price during option's life
Bullish
○ Coming Soon
Covered Put
Arbitrage of an overvalued put vs. a short stock position
Neutral-Bear
○ Coming Soon
Covered Strangle
Long stock + short OTM call + short OTM put for fairly valued names
Neutral-Bull
○ Coming Soon
Covered Ratio Spread
Profits if the stock rises up to but not above the short call strike
Neutral-Bull
○ Coming Soon
Hedging Strategies
Strategy
Outlook
Status
Protective Put (Married Put)
Adding a long put to a long stock position for downside hedge
Bullish + Hedge
✓ Live
Collar
Long stock + long put + short call: partial hedge with premium offset
Neutral + Hedge
✓ Live
Stock Repair
Used to recover losses on a declined long stock position
Repair
○ Coming Soon
Vertical Spreads
Strategy
Outlook
Status
Bull Call Spread
Buy one call, sell a higher-strike call to reduce cost
Bullish
✓ Live
Bear Put Spread
Buy one put, sell a lower-strike put to offset upfront cost
Bearish
✓ Live
Bull Put Spread (Credit)
Limited-risk, limited-reward short put + long lower-strike put
Bullish
✓ Live
Bear Call Spread (Credit)
Limited-risk, limited-reward short call + long higher-strike call
Bearish
✓ Live
Ratio Spreads
Strategy
Outlook
Status
Long Ratio Call Spread
Low/credit initial cost, unlimited upside
Bullish + Vol↑
○ Coming Soon
Long Ratio Put Spread
Low/credit initial cost, substantial downside
Bearish + Vol↑
~ Partial
Short Ratio Call Spread
Profits on steady price or falling implied volatility
Neutral / Vol↓
○ Coming Soon
Short Ratio Put Spread
Profits on slightly falling or rising stock price
Slight Bear/Bull
○ Coming Soon
Straddles & Strangles
Strategy
Outlook
Status
Long Straddle
Buy ATM call + put, same strike & expiry
Sharp Move
✓ Live
Long Strangle
Profits if stock moves sharply in either direction
Long volatility variant — defined-risk play on big moves like earnings or FOMC
Sharp Move
○ Coming Soon
Deep-Dive Guides
In-depth tutorials for the most popular strategies SignalPro Pulse generates.
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Covered Calls
Generate income on stocks you own by selling call options. Most popular strategy for beginners.
Beginner
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Cash-Secured Puts
Get paid to buy stocks at a discount. Sell puts on quality names you want to own.
Beginner
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Credit Spreads
Defined-risk directional plays. Bull put spreads and bear call spreads explained.
Intermediate
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Iron Condors
Profit from sideways markets. Sell both sides and collect theta decay premium.
Intermediate
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0DTE / Same-Day Expiry
High-risk, high-reward same-day options. How the Degen algorithm finds 0DTE opportunities.
Advanced
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Reading SignalPro Signals
How to interpret score, PoP, breakevens, and legs. Make the most of every signal card.
Beginner
Strategy classifications and descriptions sourced from
Options Industry Council (OIC).
SignalPro Pulse uses 5 AI algorithms (Degen, Surge, Moderate, Sentinel, Fortress) to generate signals matching these strategies.
A covered call is an options strategy where you sell a call option against shares you already own. You collect the premium (income) in exchange for agreeing to sell your shares at the strike price if the stock rises above it.
How It Works
You own 100 shares of a stock (e.g., AAPL at $250)
You sell 1 call option at a higher strike (e.g., $260 call expiring in 2 weeks)
You collect premium (e.g., $2.50 per share = $250 income)
If AAPL stays below $260 at expiry, you keep the shares + the $250 premium
If AAPL rises above $260, your shares are sold at $260 (you still keep the premium)
SignalPro Example: AAPL Covered Call · Score 72/100 · Strike $260 · Exp Apr 17 · Premium $2.50 · PoP 78%. The AI detected low volatility and sideways price action — ideal for premium collection.
When to Use
Covered calls work best when you're neutral to slightly bullish and want to generate income. They're ideal in low-volatility environments where the stock is unlikely to make a large move.
Risk
Your upside is capped at the strike price. If the stock drops significantly, you still own the shares (the premium provides a small buffer). This is considered the lowest-risk options strategy.
AI-generated educational content. Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
A cash-secured put means you sell a put option and set aside enough cash to buy the stock if assigned. You collect premium while waiting to buy at a price you choose.
How It Works
You sell 1 put option at a strike below the current price (e.g., NVDA at $175, sell $165 put)
You set aside $16,500 (100 shares x $165) in your account
You collect premium (e.g., $3.00 = $300 income)
If NVDA stays above $165, you keep the $300 — repeat next month
If NVDA drops below $165, you buy 100 shares at $165 (effectively $162 after premium)
SignalPro Example: NVDA Cash-Secured Put · Score 68/100 · Strike $165 · Exp Apr 17 · PoP 82%. The AI detected an oversold bounce setup near 52-week support.
When to Use
Use when you want to own a stock at a lower price and are willing to wait. Works best after a pullback in a stock you're bullish on long-term.
AI-generated educational content. Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
A credit spread involves selling one option and buying another at a different strike — same expiration, same type. You collect a net credit and your max loss is defined.
Bull Put Spread (Bullish)
Sell a put at a higher strike (e.g., SPY $645 put)
Sell a call at a lower strike, buy a call at a higher strike
Win if the stock stays below the sold call strike
SignalPro Example: SPY Bull Put Spread · Score 75/100 · Sell $645P / Buy $635P · Credit $1.50 · PoP 72%. The AI detected strong support at $645 with bullish momentum.
AI-generated educational content. Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
An iron condor combines a bull put spread and a bear call spread. You're betting the stock stays within a range. You collect premium from both sides.
Structure
Sell a put below current price (lower breakeven)
Buy a put further below (protection)
Sell a call above current price (upper breakeven)
Buy a call further above (protection)
SignalPro Example: SPY Iron Condor · Score 65/100 · Range $620-$700 · Net Credit $0.53 · PoP 93%. The Fortress algorithm detected low implied volatility and a range-bound setup post-earnings.
Key Metrics
Breakeven range: The price range where you profit. Wider = safer but less premium. PoP (Probability of Profit): How likely the stock stays in range. Iron condors typically have 60-90% PoP. Max profit: The net credit collected. Max loss: Wing width minus credit.
AI-generated educational content. Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
0DTE (zero days to expiration) options expire the same day you trade them. They offer extreme leverage — small price moves create large percentage gains (or losses).
Why 0DTE?
Theta decay is maximized — option sellers collect rapid premium
Small capital required — a 0DTE SPY call might cost $0.50-$2.00
Fast resolution — trade is done by market close
No overnight risk — position closes same day
The Degen Algorithm
SignalPro's Degen algorithm specifically targets 0DTE opportunities. It scans for high-momentum setups where the risk/reward is asymmetric — small cost, large potential payout. It's rated "Extreme Risk" for a reason.
SignalPro Example: SPY 0DTE Call · Score 55/100 · Strike $658 · Premium $0.80 · The Degen algo detected a momentum breakout above VWAP with unusual call volume.
Risk Warning
0DTE options can go to zero within hours. Only use capital you can afford to lose entirely. Most 0DTE trades lose money — the strategy relies on occasional large wins offsetting frequent small losses.
AI-generated educational content. Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
Every signal card in SignalPro Pulse contains key data points. Here's how to interpret them:
Score (0-100)
A composite score combining technical indicators, volatility analysis, and AI confidence. 70+ is high conviction, 40-70 is moderate, below 40 is speculative.
PoP (Probability of Profit)
The estimated probability that the trade will be profitable at expiration, based on current implied volatility and the strategy's breakeven points.
Entry / Target / Stop
Entry: Current stock price when the signal was generated. Target: Expected price for a winning outcome. Stop: Price level where the trade should be exited to limit loss.
Legs
For multi-leg strategies (spreads, condors), each leg shows: BUY or SELL, strike price, option type (CALL/PUT), and expiration date.
Net Credit / Net Debit
Credit: You receive money upfront (selling strategies). Debit: You pay money upfront (buying strategies).
Algorithm
Which of the 5 algorithms generated the signal: Moderate, Fortress, Sentinel, Surge, or Degen. Each has different risk/reward profiles.
Tip: Use the AI Chat to ask follow-up questions about any signal. Type the ticker and ask "explain this setup" for a deeper analysis.
AI-generated educational content. Not financial advice. Always do your own research.
A plain-English reference for every term, metric, and concept inside the SignalPro Pulse mobile and web app.
Pulse
An AI-generated trading signal for a specific options strategy on a ticker. Each Pulse includes the strategy type, expiration, strike price, confidence score, PoP, IV rank, and a risk/reward summary. Think of it as one trade idea, fully researched by the AI.
PoP — Probability of Profit
The statistical likelihood (0–100%) that a trade closes profitably at expiration. Calculated from the option's delta and implied volatility. A 70% PoP means 7 out of 10 similar trades historically close in profit. Higher PoP = safer, lower reward. Lower PoP = riskier, higher reward.
Confidence Score
The AI model's certainty rating (0–100%) for a given signal, based on technical indicators, IV rank, sector momentum, earnings proximity, and historical pattern matching. Scores above 70% are considered high-quality opportunities.
IV — Implied Volatility
A forward-looking measure of how much the market expects a stock to move. Expressed as an annualized percentage. High IV = expensive options (favors sellers). Low IV = cheap options (favors buyers). IV spikes around earnings and macro events.
IV Rank (IVR)
Compares current IV to its 52-week range: IVR = (Current IV − Low) / (High − Low). A rank of 80 means IV is at the 80th percentile of its annual range. IVR above 50 generally favors premium-selling strategies like covered calls and iron condors.
Tokens / Credits
The in-app currency for generating AI signals. Each signal scan costs tokens based on complexity and subscription tier. Tokens can be purchased as one-time packs or are included in monthly Pro/Max subscriptions. Purchased tokens never expire; subscription tokens reset each billing cycle.
Algorithm
A systematic scan strategy that filters the market for opportunities matching a specific market condition — e.g., "low volatility premium harvesting" or "momentum breakout." You select an algorithm before a scan run based on your market view. The AI then surfaces the best signals that fit that algorithm's criteria.
Scan Duration
The time horizon for signals in a scan — from 0DTE (same-day expiry) through weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Shorter durations have faster theta decay and higher gamma risk. Longer durations give more time for trades to develop but tie up capital longer.
Go Live
A real-time scanning session during market hours. You select an algorithm and duration, and the AI continuously monitors the market, surfacing new high-confidence setups as conditions evolve. After hours and on weekends, Go Live switches to Forecast Mode — projecting likely setups for the next trading session based on overnight futures.
Risk Tier / Profile
Your personal risk appetite, selected during onboarding: Conservative, Moderate, or Aggressive. The app prioritizes signals that match your tier — e.g., Conservative users see more high-PoP, lower-reward trades; Aggressive users see more directional bets with higher upside.
Subscription Tiers
Free: Limited daily signals, basic algorithms, no real-time data. Pro: Higher monthly token allocation, advanced algorithms, priority scans. Max: Highest token allocation, all algorithms including earnings plays, real-time data feeds, fastest scan turnaround.
Watchlist
Your personalized list of tickers the app monitors continuously. Free users can track up to 5 tickers (SPY, QQQ, IWM, AAPL, NVDA always included). Pro/Max users can add more. The app prioritizes watchlist tickers when surfacing new Pulses.
0DTE — Zero Days to Expiration
Options that expire on the current trading day. Extremely high gamma risk — small price moves cause large changes in option value. Used for very short-term plays. Only recommended for experienced traders and Aggressive risk profiles.
Theta Decay
The daily erosion of an option's time value. Option sellers benefit from theta (premium decays in their favor). Option buyers fight theta (the clock works against them). Strategies like covered calls and iron condors are "theta positive" — they earn money as time passes.
Delta
How much an option's price moves per $1 move in the underlying stock. A delta of 0.30 means the option gains $0.30 for every $1 the stock rises. Also approximates the probability the option expires in-the-money. Covered calls typically target 0.20–0.35 delta strikes.
Strike Price
The price at which an option gives the holder the right to buy (call) or sell (put) the underlying stock. The relationship between the strike and current stock price determines whether an option is in-the-money (ITM), at-the-money (ATM), or out-of-the-money (OTM).
Premium
The price paid (by buyer) or received (by seller) for an options contract. When you sell a covered call, you collect premium upfront. This premium is your maximum profit on that trade if the stock stays below the strike at expiration.
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