Options tools that measure themselves.

Two products, one principle: state what's true, gate every claim on evidence, and let the trader decide. Built by a trader who runs both on his own book, every day.

Positioning information · trading operations · strategy measurement

Two products.

One tells you what the smart money is paying for. The other runs your own strategy — income, trend, spreads, hedges — with the same discipline, and grades it.

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Greeksmith Signals

Institutional positioning — detected, dated, verified, scored.

  • Daily Brief at ~4:15 PM ET: the day's dates and where the money went
  • Real-time alerts on our measured roster, in plain English
  • The date being paid for, printed on every date bet
  • A public scorecard every Friday — delivered and quiet, no cherry-picking
For: active traders who want to see institutional positioning without drowning in a raw flow firehose.
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The Platform

Your strategy — income, trend, spreads, hedges — executable and measured.

  • A morning cockpit: dealer walls, regime, vol richness — and your own playbook's read, whichever lane you trade
  • Protection lane: hedges priced, recorded, and graded — paid or unpaid
  • Your rules made executable — and an override ledger that scores you against them
  • Every belief on a clock: hypotheses pre-registered, verdicts published, failures retired
For: full-spectrum active traders, portfolio protectors, and traders who want their own strategy measured honestly.
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The same four rules run through everything we build.

01

Evidence gates claims

Nothing ships as fact until it clears an honest sample size. Below the bar, the screen says "still on trial" — and means it.

02

Absence is stated

Missing data says why it's missing. We'd rather tell you "unknown" than fill a gap with a guess.

03

We kill our own ideas

Several of our founding signals died under our own measurement. The tombstones are public — that's why the survivors are worth reading.

04

You stay the trader

Every screen ends the same way: match statements, never instructions. The judgment is permanently yours.

Built on one book, in public, with receipts.

Greeksmith started as one trader's attempt to stop guessing: to write his own rules down — for income, for breakouts, for spreads and hedges — make them executable, and then, the uncomfortable part, measure whether they actually worked.

The measuring turned out to be the product. A signal that "worked 78% of the time" was re-measured against matched days and died. A pattern everyone knows about failed breakdowns turned out to have no edge at all — except at one specific kind of level, where it may. Every one of those findings is on the record, including the ones that cost us features we'd already built.

That's what both products inherit: instruments that state what they see, refuse to overclaim, and publish their own report cards. If that sounds slower than the alternative, it is. It's also the only version worth trusting with your money.