Most options tools hand everyone the same list of “best” trades. Denaras works differently: you filter for what you actually want, starting with the premium. Instead of scrolling a generic feed, you point the screener at the payout and risk you care about and it surfaces the matches.
Think of it like the filters on a shopping site. You do not scroll every product, you set what matters and only the matches show. Here, the main dial is the premium you are hunting for.
Filter for the premium you want
The premium filter is the heart of it. Tell Denaras the premium you are after, say a minimum you would consider worth the risk, and it searches across tickers, strikes, and expirations to surface trades that actually pay it. Anything that does not clear your threshold is set aside, so you are never sifting through low-payout noise. You aim at a number, and the screen fills with trades that hit it.
Tuned to your risk, too
Premium is only half of it. Your risk setting, from conservative to aggressive, changes which strikes appear alongside your premium filter. A conservative profile leans toward safer strikes further from the price, which pay less; an aggressive one surfaces closer strikes that pay more but get assigned more often. The screen reflects both what you want to earn and how much risk you are willing to take to earn it.
A bigger premium always comes with more risk, a closer strike or a jumpier stock. The filter surfaces the payout you asked for, but it is on you to make sure the risk behind a fat premium is one you actually want.
What this changes for you
Instead of scrolling an endless generic feed and second-guessing every idea, you get a short list of trades that match the premium and risk you set out to find. That keeps your attention on decisions worth making, which is how good habits form. Less noise, more signal.
Start with the premium you want, then let your risk setting shape the strikes. When the list in front of you is already filtered to your terms, you spend your energy choosing, not hunting.
- The premium filter lets you search for trades that pay the premium you are after, hiding the low-payout noise.
- Your risk setting shapes which strikes appear, trading more premium for more assignment risk or the reverse.
- You end up with a short, relevant list built on your own terms, not a generic feed.
Filter for the premium you want, tuned to your risk.
This article is educational and is not investment advice. Options involve risk, including the possible loss of principal. Examples and premiums shown are illustrative and change with the market. Practice with paper trading before committing real money.