Today’s ideas
One score per stock: how well option sellers are being paid today. Higher is better.
A high score says sellers are being paid well on this stock — not that the stock will go up.
What this score is — and what it isn’t
The badge is a score out of 100, not a price or a ranking: each reading beside it is scored 0–100, multiplied by how much it counts, and added up. The letter is just a band. Open “Why A 83, and why either side?” on any row to see the sum for that stock.
What a high score does mean: option buyers are paying well relative to how much this stock actually moves, so the conditions for selling options on it are good today. Each row says which side that suits — a covered call needs 100+ shares you already own; a cash-secured put needs cash and a willingness to buy lower.
What it does not mean: nothing here says the stock will go up, or that it is worth buying and holding. That is a different question about the business and its price, and this score cannot answer it. An A-grade stock can fall; the score only describes what sellers are being paid.