OptionsKing: Options Trading

Android app by OptionsKing. Finance · OptionsKing

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Free to download
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Version
1.0.18
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2026-09-13

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OptionsKing is an options screener for covered calls and cash-secured puts. It scores every candidate strike across the stocks you watch and shows you how good each one is. Learn the strategy, practice it on paper, then run it for real when you are ready. The same screen and the same scores the whole way through, so nothing has to be relearned on the day it starts costing money. A beginner can start on the glossary and paper trading. Most tools in this category hand you a ranked list and leave you to guess how good the top of it is. This one ranks too. The difference is the number on the card. Every candidate strike gets a deterministic score from 0 to 100, and that score is blended with the return on the capital the trade ties up to decide the order. There is no minimum. A thin week gets ranked from best to worst like any other, so the best-ranked pick can be a 40, and reading that number is your job. The app tells you what it thinks of a trade. It does not pretend a weak one is strong by putting it first. WHAT IT DOES Scans your watchlist for premium-selling options trades. Covered calls, cash-secured puts, the wheel strategy, and defined-risk structures: verticals, iron condors, iron butterflies, broken-wing spreads. Explains the words while you read them. A built-in glossary covers 33 of them: keep, assign, fill, rank, score and the rest. Tap the term on the card you are reading and the definition opens on that word, instead of sending you off to a help page to go hunting. Shows the math before you commit. The score, the premium, the odds of keeping it, the odds of assignment, how likely the order is to fill at the suggested limit, and what happens to your shares or your cash if it goes the other way. Refuses a trade with a confirmed earnings date inside the expiry window, whatever it scores. That one is a hard stop, not a ranking. Keeps a ledger of what you actually collected. Log a trade and the app tracks it to expiry, the ones that went badly included. Your income screen is built from your own filled trades, never from what the app suggested. Paper trading. A virtual balance and the same scan, so you can run the whole loop for a few months before a dollar is at stake. Placing, keeping, getting assigned and booking the result, all of it, with nothing on the line while you learn what each one feels like. Collateral checks. It will not record a covered call on shares you do not hold, or a cash-secured put your stated cash cannot back. App lock. Your fingerprint, your face, or your screen lock, when you would rather your positions stayed private. WHAT IT WILL NOT DO It does not connect to your broker. This is an options screener, not a trading account. No account to link, no credentials to hand over, and no order it can place. Every trade is one you go and place yourself. It does not hide a bad week from you. There is no quality floor and no filter on the tail of the list, so a quiet market produces a ranked list of mediocre tra

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