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HT All-Access
$69.99
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Every scanner, every alert, every report. The whole desk, nothing held back.
- ✓Everything in Trading Tools and Discord Access
- ✓6 trade ideas a day, 20 alerts a week
- ✓Full research archive, not just the latest report
- ✓Priority support
What you actually get
A week inside HT Premium
Not a feature list. This is the work that actually reaches members — what arrives, how often, and what each piece looks like when it lands.
Alerts, plans and reports counted from the live channels over the four weeks to 8 August 2026. Ideas and briefings follow the desk’s daily publishing schedule. Volume varies with market conditions and market holidays.
Inside the trading terminal
Trading Tools · All-AccessEight member tools help you compare option quotes, follow market signals and review HT’s own trades. Use the filters and quote timestamps to guide your research. Select any screenshot for a closer look.
Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
One-session index charts, sector performance and scanner convergence. Count the overlapping signals, then inspect what produced them.
Open Signal Summary →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Compare put premium with assignment collateral using the quoted bid. See the strike, expiration, distance out of the money and bid/ask spread together.
Open High RoR Puts →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Explore single-leg put sales by session, size and fill quality. Expand the top-five premium and notional rankings for the trades in your filtered view.
Open Unusual Put Sales →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Find tracked stocks at RSI extremes. Compare price, RSI and zone before taking a closer look at the chart.
Open Oversold / Overbought →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
See what triggered an HT Alert, price shock or trading halt. Compare daily moves with price and IV changes since the alert.
Open IV Reversion →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Compare a same-expiration call sale and protective put purchase around 100 shares, with strikes, quoted prices and net option credit. These rows price stock collars; PMCCs require separate long-call research.
Open Call Skew / PMCC →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Compare the stocks HT is tracking by daily, weekly, two-week and 30-day performance, alongside their 52-week ranges.
Open HT Watchlist →Illustrative example · Sample positions and P&L
Browse HT’s reported positions and trades by ticker and strategy, with quantities, opening and closing prices or marks, and reported profit or loss.
Open Live Portfolio →Three tools you can use free
Free toolsExplore reported insider purchases and sales, or work through an options trade in the calculator. These tools are available without a paid membership.
Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Reported stock purchases, ordered by transaction date. Filter by role, date, stock move and size, or expand the distinct-insider buying clusters.
Open Insider Buying →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
A separate view for reported stock sales and selling clusters, with actual transaction dates shown alongside filing dates.
Open Insider Selling →Product snapshot · Sep 30, 2026
Explore profit and loss across stock prices and dates, plus breakeven and expiration payoffs. Estimates use your inputs; no signup is required.
Open Options Profit Calculator →This is a trade alert
Not a ticker and a direction. You get the actual position, the strikes, the expiry and the credit — posted at the moment it is placed, so you can see the mechanics of the trade rather than a summary after the fact.
Rolls and closes are posted the same way. Nothing appears only in hindsight.
Discord Access · All-AccessAnd there is the second XSP short call. All done for the week. We are going into next week risk off.
Have a great weekend.
@Premium
This is the HT research agent
An automated analyst that works the whole session with you. A morning preview before the bell, movers at 10am, six fresh trade ideas at noon, movers again at 2pm, an after-hours sweep, and a recap once the close is settled.
It reports what moved and where the options market is mispriced. It does not tell you what to buy.
Discord Access · All-AccessRegular-session move so far, optionable names only.
These are the daily trade ideas
Six every trading day, and the split is fixed: three bullish cash-secured puts and three bearish call credit spreads. You are never handed a one-directional book.
Each one carries the strike, the expiry, the premium, the breakeven and how much cushion you have — then the reasoning, then what would go wrong.
Discord Access · All-Access- Premium
- $1.56 / share · $156 per contract
- Return on risk
- 1.64% on $9,500 collateral
- Breakeven
- $93.44
- Cushion
- 8.02% · strike 6.48% OTM
Why: Q2 revenue improved to $16.13bn from $13.58bn, and operating income swung to $1.80bn from a $3.14bn loss. RSI at 49.8 is neutral rather than stretched.
Risks: Intel still posted a large Q2 net loss, foundry execution remains expensive, and reported customer talks can reverse if they never become binding orders.
This is a research report
One long-form fundamental piece a week, on a name that is actually moving. Full financial breakdown, the bear case alongside the bull case, and what the options market is pricing in.
Free accounts read the opening of every report. Members read all of them, in full, including the archive.
All plans · full archive on All-AccessHertz Stock Is Reddit’s #1 Trade. The 97 Million-Share Short Story
Retail attention has concentrated on a name where the float and the short interest tell two different stories. We work through the balance sheet, what the fleet is actually worth, and how the options market is pricing the squeeze narrative against the fundamentals.
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Educational content only. Nothing on this page is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Options trading involves risk, including the risk of assignment and loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results.