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🎯 Cash-Secured Put Screener

Built from Barchart's "My Go-To Cash Secured Put Screener for Consistent Income" (Feb 9, 2026). Scans a large-cap + ETF universe on the live CBOE delayed chain, applies the video's filters, and ranks what passes. Study tool: data delayed ~15 min, not trade signals. Click any row for the full P&L and expected-move breakdown.

Defaults are the video's intermediate screener. The scan fetches puts 14–90 DTE, so DTE filters only work inside that window. Market cap is shown live from Nasdaq's stock screener and filterable via Min market cap (default $3B, the video's rule; ETFs show — and are kept, since cap doesn't apply to them). Strike price is a quick-type filter (<300, >500, 100-300, or a plain number for at most): it filters on the put's strike, because capital needed is strike × 100 — so <300 keeps every row under $30,000 and drops high-priced names like LLY (spot ~$1,282) entirely. IV rank and Barchart's Technical Opinion are not available from free feeds and are not faked here — see notes at the bottom.

Press Scan to run the universe.
How the numbers work (the video's math). Breakeven = strike − bid (credit received). Return = premium ÷ capital set aside, where capital = (strike − bid) × 100 per contract. Annualized = return × 365 ÷ DTE. Money % = (strike − spot) ÷ spot (negative = out-of-the-money put). BE discount % = (spot − breakeven) ÷ spot: the effective discount if assigned. Profit probability is a Black-Scholes model estimate that the stock stays above breakeven at expiry, using the put's own IV — an estimate, not Barchart's number.

Expected move = 85% of the at-the-money straddle (ATM call mid + ATM put mid) for the same expiry, per the video. Band = spot ± expected move. The video's rule is to sell a strike below the band's lower edge.

Earnings. The video's example liked an expiry just after an earnings date (elevated pre-earnings premiums), so earnings is shown as a flag, not a hard filter, unless you tick the box above.

What this scan does not do. It scans a fixed universe of 60+ liquid large caps and ETFs, not the whole market the way Barchart's screener does (~800 names). Market caps come from Nasdaq's public stock screener (ETFs show —). IV rank needs a year of IV history and Barchart's Technical Opinion is proprietary, so neither is computed here. Earnings dates come from Nasdaq's public calendar. Only sell puts on stocks you would actually own: assignment means buying 100 shares per contract at the strike no matter how far the stock fell.

📌 Saved research — ready for you to check

Candidates you saved from this screener and from Plan-A-Trade. They stay here until you remove them, so tomorrow you can pick up where you left off.

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📂 Open positions

Positions you opened from saved research or added manually. Closing one here records its realized PnL in the journal below. Nothing here is a broker position: it only tracks what you confirmed in the form.

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📓 Trade journal — realized PnL

Every close lands here with its realized PnL: for a short put or call, (open credit minus close debit) × 100 × contracts minus fees; for a long LEAP, (close minus open) × 100 × contracts minus fees. Expired worthless counts as a $0 close.

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