What exactly lands on my phone every morning?

By 07:30 ET you get one pick or none. A ticker, a direction (call or put), a specific contract with strike and expiration, a recommended mid price, a −60% stop, and a +80% target. Some days the engine stays out — when VIX closes above VIX3M (backwardation), when the enriched pool is empty, or when the selection tournament fails closed, nothing is sent. On those days, do nothing. That's the routine.

How does the engine pick which one?

A tournament, not a scoring formula. First a thin bar: overnight score ≥ 4 with directional dollar volume > $500K to be enriched at all, then two safety rails (no earnings during the 3-day hold; VIX ≤ VIX3M). There are no per-contract selection gates anymore. Everything that survives — often ~90 candidates — goes into a randomized bracket tournament: three independent brackets each shuffle the pool, an LLM advances the top 2 from batches of ≤10 round after round until one winner remains, and the three bracket winners vote (3/3 = high confidence, 2/3 = medium, 1/3 = low). No memory, no rubric, no weights, and every candidate is leakage-checked first.

What's free, what's paid, what do you actually charge for?

Free webapp: the full signals haystack — every signal that cleared the enrichment gates this morning, with per-ticker drill-downs, daily reports, methodology, and the public scorecard. Pro ($39/mo, 7-day free trial): the curation. The engine picks ONE trade each weekday morning — strike, DTE, contract, stop, target, exit — and delivers it to your inbox + private WhatsApp group at 07:30 ET. Plus access to an AI chat agent in the WhatsApp group that answers questions against live engine data.

Why is the curated pick blurred on the homepage?

Because the curation IS the value. The free webapp shows every signal — that's the haystack. Pro picks THE one for you so you don't have to scan it. The blurred card on the homepage exists so you can see that we picked something today; subscribing reveals which one and gets it delivered to your inbox + WhatsApp at 07:30 ET. The signals haystack itself is never paywalled.

What if the trade hits −60% right after I buy it?

Then the stop fills and you lose up to $300 on a $500 position. That is the engineered maximum per-trade loss, and it's the whole point. The trade either hits −60%, +80%, or closes at 3:50 ET on day-3 — nothing else. No 'should I hold one more day' decisions. A −60% fill is a clean outcome for the routine; you closed and moved on.

Are you telling me what to trade?

No. GammaRips is educational content about what one mechanical engine picked, based on public overnight options-flow data. You decide whether to take the trade in your account, at what size, and whether to deviate. We never see your account, never manage your money, and never personalize the pick. If you want personalized investment advice, work with a licensed advisor.

Where's the track record?

On the Scorecard page, updated as the engine's paper trades close. We launched V6 — our randomized bracket tournament — on June 4, 2026; the V6 cohort starts fresh from that date. Sample size is small — we'll publish specific win-rate numbers when at least 30 V6 trades have closed. In the meantime, every signal is timestamped, every outcome is logged, and nothing is edited after the fact. That's the receipt.

Why one trade a day? Everyone else sends dozens.

Because you can't take dozens and keep a job. And because most 'more signals' services are firehoses with no exit rules, and the user ends up cherry-picking the ones that worked in hindsight. We'd rather be wrong one time a day than right-in-retrospect twelve times a day.

Evan Parra (founder, ML engineer, data architect) built the engine. An autonomous AI operator named GammaMolt runs the daily pipeline — scanning, scoring, enriching, publishing, posting. Every decision is logged to BigQuery. Nothing is human-curated in the pick path. Read more on the About page.

What happens if I cancel?

You keep Pro access through the end of your billing cycle. After that you lose the curated daily pick email + WhatsApp delivery and the homepage's pick card reverts to the blurred state. The full signals haystack on /signals, the daily reports, methodology, and scorecard all stay free forever. No retention tricks, no downgraded data.

What exactly lands on my phone every morning?

By 07:30 ET you get one pick or none. A ticker, a direction (call or put), a specific contract with strike and expiration, a recommended mid price, a −60% stop, and a +80% target. Some days the engine stays out — when VIX closes above VIX3M (backwardation), when the enriched pool is empty, or when the selection tournament fails closed, nothing is sent. On those days, do nothing. That's the routine.

How does the engine pick which one?

A tournament, not a scoring formula. First a thin bar: overnight score ≥ 4 with directional dollar volume > $500K to be enriched at all, then two safety rails (no earnings during the 3-day hold; VIX ≤ VIX3M). There are no per-contract selection gates anymore. Everything that survives — often ~90 candidates — goes into a randomized bracket tournament: three independent brackets each shuffle the pool, an LLM advances the top 2 from batches of ≤10 round after round until one winner remains, and the three bracket winners vote (3/3 = high confidence, 2/3 = medium, 1/3 = low). No memory, no rubric, no weights, and every candidate is leakage-checked first.

What's free, what's paid, what do you actually charge for?

Free webapp: the full signals haystack — every signal that cleared the enrichment gates this morning, with per-ticker drill-downs, daily reports, methodology, and the public scorecard. Pro ($39/mo, 7-day free trial): the curation. The engine picks ONE trade each weekday morning — strike, DTE, contract, stop, target, exit — and delivers it to your inbox + private WhatsApp group at 07:30 ET. Plus access to an AI chat agent in the WhatsApp group that answers questions against live engine data.

Why is the curated pick blurred on the homepage?

Because the curation IS the value. The free webapp shows every signal — that's the haystack. Pro picks THE one for you so you don't have to scan it. The blurred card on the homepage exists so you can see that we picked something today; subscribing reveals which one and gets it delivered to your inbox + WhatsApp at 07:30 ET. The signals haystack itself is never paywalled.

What if the trade hits −60% right after I buy it?

Then the stop fills and you lose up to $300 on a $500 position. That is the engineered maximum per-trade loss, and it's the whole point. The trade either hits −60%, +80%, or closes at 3:50 ET on day-3 — nothing else. No 'should I hold one more day' decisions. A −60% fill is a clean outcome for the routine; you closed and moved on.

Are you telling me what to trade?

No. GammaRips is educational content about what one mechanical engine picked, based on public overnight options-flow data. You decide whether to take the trade in your account, at what size, and whether to deviate. We never see your account, never manage your money, and never personalize the pick. If you want personalized investment advice, work with a licensed advisor.

Where's the track record?

On the Scorecard page, updated as the engine's paper trades close. We launched V6 — our randomized bracket tournament — on June 4, 2026; the V6 cohort starts fresh from that date. Sample size is small — we'll publish specific win-rate numbers when at least 30 V6 trades have closed. In the meantime, every signal is timestamped, every outcome is logged, and nothing is edited after the fact. That's the receipt.

Why one trade a day? Everyone else sends dozens.

Because you can't take dozens and keep a job. And because most 'more signals' services are firehoses with no exit rules, and the user ends up cherry-picking the ones that worked in hindsight. We'd rather be wrong one time a day than right-in-retrospect twelve times a day.

Evan Parra (founder, ML engineer, data architect) built the engine. An autonomous AI operator named GammaMolt runs the daily pipeline — scanning, scoring, enriching, publishing, posting. Every decision is logged to BigQuery. Nothing is human-curated in the pick path. Read more on the About page.

What happens if I cancel?

You keep Pro access through the end of your billing cycle. After that you lose the curated daily pick email + WhatsApp delivery and the homepage's pick card reverts to the blurred state. The full signals haystack on /signals, the daily reports, methodology, and scorecard all stay free forever. No retention tricks, no downgraded data.

One options trade a day.Scored before you wake up. Pushed to your phone at 7:30 AM ET.

GammaRips watches institutional options flow overnight and mechanically picks one contract each morning — stop, target, and exit all pre-set. You place the trade at 10:00 ET and go back to your day.

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The Regulatory Crosswinds

94signals scanned

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📈 BULL

OKTA

OKTA BULL $127C Jun 12 '26. This contrarian trade capitalizes on an overdone 11% pullback below Mizuho's raised $125 price target, with the bullish flow agreeing with the bullish bias of the mixed scan and sitting inside the highly concentrated Technology sector cluster. Large institutional call volume indicates strong conviction in a technical rebound as the market re-digests solid Q1 RPO metrics. Entry near $124.65 with a target of $132; risk is a broader software sector correction.

Score: 8

📈 BULL

CDNS

CDNS BULL $425C Jul 02 '26. This bullish flow on a major technology name disagrees with today's overall mixed scan direction but sits squarely within the highly active technology sector cluster (25 candidates), indicating a strong idiosyncratic conviction. The 3.3% pullback from its 52-week high is a classic consolidation following the launch of its NVIDIA-powered Level-5 ChipStack AI, presenting an attractive entry point. Entry near $408 with a target of $435+. Risk: Broad tech sector rotation or valuation concerns.

Score: 8

📈 BULL

AXTI

AXTI BULL $110C Jul 17 '26. This bullish flow runs against today's mixed overall scan but aligns with the highly concentrated Technology sector cluster, signaling strong idiosyncratic conviction. The recent -6.9% pullback to $106.70, driven by routine insider sales, provides an excellent entry point as institutional buyers step in with a massive $23.9M position. Entry near $106.70 with a target of $125.00. Risk: Elevated valuation multiples and near-term market volatility.

Score: 8

📉 BEAR

RDDT

RDDT BEAR $149P Jul 10 '26. This trade targets a mean-reversion correction following an overextended 26% multi-day run-up, capitalizing on a broader market pullback that has triggered institutional selling. Although the bearish sentiment diverges from the dominant mixed scan bias, it aligns with heavy Technology sector activity and targets Reddit's premium valuation. Entry near $169.49 with a downside target of $149.00. Risk: rapid resumption of AI-driven momentum.

Score: 8

📉 BEAR

DUOL

DUOL BEAR $107P Jul 02 '26. While today's overall scan is mixed with a bullish lean, this bearish flow in DUOL sits within the heavily concentrated Technology sector, highlighting an idiosyncratic deterioration after management cut its 2026 bookings outlook. Entry near $107.40 targets a continuation toward the psychological $100 level as valuation multiples adjust. Risk: A broader, sector-wide technology rally that temporarily lifts oversold names despite fundamental revisions.

Score: 8

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One options trade a day.Scored before you wake up. Pushed to your phone at 7:30 AM ET.

One pick a day. Tracked openly.

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The Regulatory Crosswinds

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Stop Trading Blind

From the Blog

What Gets Pushed to My Phone at 7:30 AM ET (Weekly Engine Recap)

Inside the Private WhatsApp Group: Tagging Your AI Trading Assistant for Real-Time Options Analysis

One Trade a Day Is a Systems Problem, Not a Pick Problem: Building Better Retail Options Trading Systems

Frequently Asked Questions

One email a week. Catch up in five minutes.

One options trade a day.Scored before you wake up. Pushed to your phone at 7:30 AM ET.

One pick a day. Tracked openly.

See Everything

Know What Matters

Get the Trade

Act First

The Regulatory Crosswinds

Top Signals

Stop Trading Blind

From the Blog

What Gets Pushed to My Phone at 7:30 AM ET (Weekly Engine Recap)

Inside the Private WhatsApp Group: Tagging Your AI Trading Assistant for Real-Time Options Analysis

One Trade a Day Is a Systems Problem, Not a Pick Problem: Building Better Retail Options Trading Systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly lands on my phone every morning?

How does the engine pick which one?

What's free, what's paid, what do you actually charge for?

Why is the curated pick blurred on the homepage?

What if the trade hits −60% right after I buy it?

Are you telling me what to trade?

Where's the track record?

Why one trade a day? Everyone else sends dozens.

Who runs this?

What happens if I cancel?

One email a week. Catch up in five minutes.