Free · 3-day Ideas sample

Free

See how a 2pm idea is built.

Three emails, three sample ideas in the exact format of our daily 2pm list, each explained line by line: the structure, the risk tag, the bucket, the reasoning, and the main risk. Hypothetical XYZ examples only, so you can focus on the method.

  • 3 emails, ~2pm PT
  • Real format, hypothetical XYZ
  • No card

Free, instant access after confirmation

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  • Day 1: a bullish continuation idea, as a debit vertical
  • Day 2: a bearish idea into an event, with the exit planned first
  • Day 3: a half-size volatility satellite
  • Skips and watches, explained

Every example uses the hypothetical ticker XYZ. Nothing in the sample is an order or a recommendation.

Free. Education only. You will get a confirmation email, then the first sample idea on the next trading day. Unsubscribe anytime. We do not sell or share your email.

Who it is for

Built for traders who want the basics done right

The sample is for traders who are curious about the Wolf Eye Options Service and want to understand the format before paying anything.

What is inside

Three days, three idea types

Continuation

A bullish debit vertical after an upside break, and how the kill switch works.

Event

A bearish debit vertical into an earnings date, and why the exit is written before the entry.

Satellite

A half-size volatility idea that protects the rest of the book.

The tag

Risk percent, vertical, and bucket: sizing as arithmetic.

Skips

What looked tempting but was not worth it, and why.

Watches

Good stories without a clean structure yet. Not positions.

Why it is free

Because you should see the method before you pay for it

Plenty of services ask you to subscribe first and find out later. We would rather show you exactly how an idea is put together, using hypothetical examples, so you can decide whether the reasoning fits how you trade.

If, after three days, the format does not make sense to you, the Service is not for you, and you will have spent nothing to find that out.

Know your worst case before you click buy.

How it fits

Where this fits in the Wolf Eye path

The sample is a free start. Starter Week ($36) teaches the verticals behind every idea, the Options Courses Pack ($297) covers all twenty structures, and the Service delivers the live 2pm list every trading day.

Free entry

Field Manual + 5-day course, 3-day Ideas sample, or Glossary + video.

Free

Wolf Eye Starter Week

7-day defined-risk verticals mini-course + sample Ideas list.

$36 one time

Options Courses Pack

Full 20-strategy curriculum with a video for each.

$297 one time

Wolf Eye Options Service

Daily 2pm PT Ideas list, playbook, and Options Courses access.

$9 for 3 days, then $97/mo or $997/yr

Free

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No cost, no card. Education only.

Questions

Straight answers

Is this the real list?

No. It is a sample of the format with hypothetical examples. The live list is part of the Wolf Eye Options Service.

When do the emails arrive?

Around 2pm PT on the three trading days after you confirm.

Is this investment advice?

No. Wolf Eye Options is education and research. Every example uses a hypothetical ticker, XYZ, and nothing is personalized to your account. You decide what, if anything, to trade.

Education disclaimer. Wolf Eye Options is an education and research publication. Nothing on this page is investment advice, a recommendation, or an order to buy or sell any security, and nothing here is personalized to your situation. Options involve substantial risk and are not suitable for every investor; an option can expire worthless and you can lose the entire premium paid, and some structures (such as covered calls and cash-secured puts) carry the downside risk of owning stock. All trade examples are hypothetical, use the placeholder ticker XYZ, ignore commissions, fees and assignment risk, and are shown only to explain structure and risk. No results, returns, or win rates are claimed or implied. Before trading options, read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options published by the OCC, and consider consulting a licensed professional.