Questions worth
asking first

On each delivery night you get a set number of setups in your own private Discord channel. Each one names the ticker, the direction, the composite score, the option type, the strike, the expiration, the premium, the break-even and the maximum risk per contract, plus the market's implied move over that window and any warnings that apply.

You place the order yourself. O.I.I never touches your brokerage account.

Two on Basic, five on Pro and Lifetime.

The counts are small because options volume is thin. If a large group acts on the same contract they compete for the same limited depth and everyone's fill gets worse. A hard cap on how many members can receive any single symbol is what keeps a pick worth acting on. A bigger number would make the product worse, not better.

By design. Qualifying names go into a pool and are drawn randomly within your tier, capped so no single symbol goes to too many people. On a full run, members generally receive completely distinct names.

Pro draws from the highest-scoring slice of the pool, so Pro members are more likely to see the strongest reads of the night. Even within Pro the draw is randomized, so Pro members don't crowd each other either.

A command for asking about a specific ticker on demand, rather than waiting for the nightly delivery. It runs the same scoring engine, the same strike logic and the same formatting as the nightly batch, so a ticker can't read differently depending on how you asked.

Basic gets 2 a day and Pro and Lifetime get 10, resetting at midnight ET. There's a cap because every lookup consumes market-data quota shared with the nightly scan that serves everybody.

Sunday through Thursday evenings, so there's always a trading session to act in. Friday nights have no following session, and Sunday night covers Monday's open.

The Sunday run necessarily scores off Friday's close, since no market data exists over a weekend.

No. The scan runs after the close and the picks are waiting for you in the evening, so you can read them when it suits you and place orders the next session. That's the entire point: the research happens on a schedule instead of whenever you happen to have time.

O.I.I opens on August 9, 2026. The signup link will be published on the access page that day.

Nothing, in what you receive. Lifetime is Pro: 5 picks a night, 10 lookups a day, and every future Pro feature, bought once for $500 instead of monthly.

Against Pro at $30 a month it costs less from roughly month 17 onwards. If you're unsure whether this fits how you trade, start on monthly Pro. A one-time payment is the wrong way to find out.

Annual saves you two months on either Basic or Pro. Monthly is the safer choice if you haven't traded from a signal service before, because it lets you find out how the picks fit your schedule and risk tolerance without committing a year up front.

Yes. Tier changes take effect from the next delivery night, so an upgrade on a Tuesday evening shows up in Wednesday's picks rather than retroactively.

In the billing portal, using the link in your purchase receipt. It takes two clicks, stops the next charge immediately, and you keep access for the rest of the period you already paid for. If you can't find the link, email us and we'll do it for you.

We won't put a retention flow in front of you, and we won't make leaving harder than joining was. Full detail is on the refunds and cancellation page.

Yes, within seven days of your first payment, no questions asked. Also if we failed to deliver, if you were charged in error, or if we discontinue the service. Annual plans get the unused months back pro rata, and Lifetime is refundable in full for 14 days.

The one case we don't refund is a period where the picks lost money. That is worth saying directly rather than hiding in a policy page: losing trades are a frequent and normal outcome here, we say so on every page, and what you're paying for is the analysis and its delivery, which you received. The refunds page sets all of this out.

Your Discord user ID, and which tickers we sent you, for 45 days. That history is what stops the model sending you the same name repeatedly. We also keep a count of how many lookups you've used today, so the daily limit can be enforced.

That's the entire list. We don't hold your name, your address, your brokerage, your positions or anything about your finances, and we never see your card number, which stays with the payment processor. Nothing is sold or shared with advertisers, and you can email us at any time to have what we hold deleted. The privacy policy is short and worth reading.

There isn't a published one yet. The system runs live, and a verified record of delivered picks will be published here once there's enough of one to mean anything. You can see a real, annotated delivery in the meantime — it's not a performance claim, just what actually gets sent.

We'd rather show you the whole process and let you judge it than publish an early number that flatters us. Be skeptical of anyone in this category who does the opposite.

Yes, and you should expect losing trades. Every recommendation is a long single-leg option position, which means the maximum loss is the premium you pay. That's a complete loss of what you put into the contract, and it happens routinely in options trading, including on setups that scored well.

Options are not suitable for every investor. Never commit money you can't afford to lose entirely.

No. O.I.I is educational analysis of technical indicators. It isn't personalized advice, it doesn't account for your circumstances, goals or tax position, and O.I.I is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer. Every decision, and every outcome, is yours.

Some, yes. Each pick is a placeable order with the maximum risk printed on it, but you still need to understand what buying an option means, how expiration works, and why a correct direction call can still lose money. If that's new to you, learn it on paper before committing real capital.

Any US broker with options trading approved on your account, at whatever level covers buying single-leg calls and puts (the lowest approval tier most brokers offer). O.I.I doesn't connect to your brokerage or place orders — you take the strike and expiration from your pick and enter it yourself, wherever you already trade.

Enough to buy at least one contract of whatever gets recommended, plus a cushion, since premiums vary night to night by ticker and volatility. We won't put a number on this: anyone who quotes you a fixed minimum is guessing at contracts they haven't seen yet. Every pick states its exact premium and max risk before you place it, so you can decide per-trade rather than against a rule of thumb.

It's happened. If a delivery night is missed or late, we'd rather say so than send nothing and let you assume it was a quiet night. There's no published uptime guarantee yet — the system is young and delivery reliability is an active priority. Check #admin-log if you're on the server and a delivery seems late.

Until the stated expiration, but the underlying read is freshest the day it's delivered. The further you get from delivery night, the more the market has moved past what the scoring saw, so treat a pick as a same-session or next-session read rather than something to sit on for days.