Most scanners advertise their wins. This page publishes the whole record: what ConvexRadar ranked highest each day, and what those exact contracts did over the following 7 days — losers included.
It is generated automatically from retained scan snapshots. Nobody edits it, and no result is removed for being unflattering.
The ledger compares each top-ranked contract against its own price 7 days later. That requires two retained scan snapshots at least 7 days apart, so the first graded results appear roughly two trading weeks after the record begins. 0 snapshot days retained so far.
This page will fill in on its own. It is published empty rather than backdated, because a track record that appears fully formed on day one is not a track record.
Entry is the option's price on the day the scanner ranked it in its top 25. Exit is that same contract's price in the first retained snapshot at least 7 days later. Return is the change between the two. Every flagged contract with forward data is graded.
ConvexRadar is research software. Nothing here is financial, tax, legal, or investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to trade any security. Options involve substantial risk including total loss of premium. You are responsible for your own decisions.