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Scout is the experience you haven’t built yet, embedded in your book. It runs the strategies the pros use. Watches every name, never blinks. Structures the trade when opportunity strikes — and walks you through the outcomes you didn’t see coming.
Two trades on your book today — TSLA needs a roll now, NVDA’s setting up. Here’s where each stands.
Spot $214.25, MR +1.5 climbing toward the +1.8/+2.0 sell band, ~2.7% under resistance at ~$220. When MR tags the band at resistance, the cap arms: ~$225, 7/02, ~$6.15 credit. Scout will flag it the moment it fires — nothing to do until then.
Spot $442 against your $410 strike. Roll $410 → $450, 7/17 — net debit $6.75, lifts the cap $40 and buys 44 more days. $450 clears your basis, so it’s a clean write.
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I spent years learning options while working inside top market making firms. Even after that I kept at it — books, YouTube, the expensive private courses.
I thought knowledge was the hard part. I was wrong.
Knowledge isn’t the problem. Experience is. The discipline to show up every day. The repetition to recognize a setup the third time. The muscle memory to act when the window opens.
Most never get there. They learn the strategies, get distracted by life, get burned once, and miss the best opportunities because they weren’t ready when it mattered.
It’s my mission to make sure that doesn’t happen to you.
So I built Scout. To make showing up automatic. To compound the experience that turns knowledge into edge. The biggest wave in retail trading is breaking right now. Scout is how I’m riding it — and how you can too.
Six structures, ruthlessly applied. The pros aren’t reinventing the wheel — they’re running a tight playbook with discipline. Scout knows the playbook, and runs it against your specific book.
Scout doesn’t just know the names — Scout knows when each one is the right move, against your specific positions, in this specific market.
Have you ever missed a month of monitoring — vacation, a busy quarter, a family thing — and discovered later that the year's best setup happened while you weren't looking? You pay Scout so that never happens again.
While you were in a meeting. Strike $320, 21 DTE — ~3.4% if it holds.
Scout files three or four of these a day, max. Editorial discipline. Push when something moves; quiet when nothing does.
Scout doesn't just point at an opportunity. Scout structures the optimal trade against your existing positions, tells you what it would do in every future outcome — and when the bad scenario eventually shows up, walks you through it. The hand-hold is the product.
Scout walks you through the structure, the strike selection, the DTE choice, and the worst-case math — before you click. It’s the patient mentor most options content pretends to be.
Scout is the second pair of eyes at the desk. The framing check before you size up. The honest read when you’re tilting toward conviction over data. The memory of what you decided yesterday — and why.
I sold the TSLA $410 call 30 days ago and the stock’s ripped from $376 to $442. What are my options?
Roll it. You’re holding TSLA with conviction and your basis is under $410 — assignment isn’t on the table, so the cap just has to get up and out of the way.
The trade is $410 → $450, 7/17, net debit $6.75— 17% on a $40 strike lift, well inside the ceiling. Lifts the cap $40, buys 44 more days of income, and $450 clears your basis so it’s a clean write. The 7/10 weekly had zero OI; I moved you to the July monthly where it’s actually tradeable. GTC to close the $450 at ~$4 the moment it fills.
Scout costs roughly $5.42 a day. One basic covered call covers a couple months of subscription. A well-timed one covers the entire year.
Annual only. No tiers. No upsell. Scout works in months and years, not weeks.
~$5.42/day. Less than the spread on a single options trade.
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Honest answers to the questions a serious investor would ask before committing $1,980 to a tool they haven’t tried yet.
Scout connects read-only to Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood, E*TRADE, Webull, TastyTrade, IBKR, and Tradier through SnapTrade and broker-native integrations. If your broker isn’t listed, you can upload a CSV of positions and Scout will read it the same way.
Everything — the morning brief on your book, every intraday update, the Scout drawer, the full archive — for two weeks. We take a card to start, but it isn't charged until the trial ends; cancel anytime before then and you pay nothing.
Cancel any time from your account page. Full refund within the first 30 days. After 30 days, no refunds — but you keep access through the end of the year.
Read-only, always. Scout watches your positions and files briefs about them. It will never place an order, transfer money, or modify your account. Trades stay yours to execute.
It sometimes is. Scout reads the tape and applies discipline; it doesn’t predict the future. Every brief lands with the framing Scout used and the data behind it — you can see why Scout said what it said and decide whether you agree.
No. Scout files weekday mornings at 06:42 ET. On market-closed days the editorial desk goes quiet. Mondays come with a weekend summary if anything material moved on your watchlist.
Yes. Scout reads every connected account — IRA, taxable, Roth, joint — and consolidates the brief across all of them. Each position keeps its account tag so you always know which book a recommendation is for.
No minimum, but Scout is built for traders running at least 5–10 active positions. If your book has structure — conviction longs, income trades, an active watchlist — Scout starts paying for itself in weeks.
It will, but it’s not a beginner course. Scout assumes you know what a covered call and cash-secured put are. If you’re still learning the strategies themselves, take a course first. Scout is the discipline layer, not the textbook.
Tier-1 institutional providers — the same feeds used by professional trading desks. Real-time quotes during market hours, end-of-day chains, full historical bar data. Earnings calendars vendor-verified daily.
Read-only OAuth tokens through SnapTrade and broker-native integrations. Scout never stores your broker password. Account data is encrypted at rest. Scout reads your positions; humans don’t.
Honestly: Scout works best for traders who already have discipline and want to keep it. If you’ve drifted away from your book before, Scout brings you back. If you’ve never had a book to drift away from, Scout isn’t a substitute for learning. Pick the right moment to start.