1 day
€50.00
- 1 board day
- The full daily board and the market summary
CSP Screener · a Littora service
On every US trading day, around 10:30 ET (16:30 CET), a board of cash-secured put candidates arrives as a PDF in your inbox and stays in your account. You decide, and you place any trade yourself.
What you get
A short list of cash-secured put candidates: ticker, strike, expiry, premium, and the cash to set aside.
Emailed around 16:30 CET and kept in your account, where you can also read it in the browser.
What you would sell, what you collect, and the chance you end up buying the shares, in plain words.
The day's backdrop on the first page, before any single name.
A trading day
Times are CET (Madrid, Rome). No board on weekends or US market holidays.
Sample board
A sample board appears here after its picks expire. Until then, every pass below includes the full daily board and the market summary.
Passes
Pay once with PayPal. Every pass includes the full daily board and the market summary.
€50.00
€250.00
Best value
€800.00
One-off. No renewal.
Questions
You sell a put and keep enough cash to buy 100 shares per contract at the strike. You collect the premium up front. If the price is below the strike at expiry, or earlier, you may be assigned and buy the shares.
No. The board is general research. It does not know your finances or goals, and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
No. Nothing is traded on your behalf and no account access is asked for. If you act on an idea, you do it with your own broker.
A brokerage account approved for cash-secured puts, cash to cover assignment on anything you open, and a working grasp of options.
Every US trading day around 10:30 ET (16:30 CET), as a PDF by email. The same board is in your account.
A sample board appears on this page after its picks expire. The daily board itself goes to pass holders.
No. No performance claims are made here, and past results would not guarantee future ones.
Risk
Everything here and in the email is general research, not personal advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security or option.
Selling puts can lose far more than the premium, up to the full strike value minus the premium if the shares fall to zero.
You may have to buy 100 shares per contract at the strike, at expiry or earlier, even if the market price is much lower.
You alone decide whether to trade, how much and when. Consider a licensed financial professional.
Probabilities, premiums, yields and annualized figures are estimates and can be wrong. No return, outcome or income is promised, and no track record is claimed.