The 2pm Ideas list
Around 2pm PT on trading days: a market snapshot, three to six defined-risk ideas with structure, risk tag, bucket, reason, and main risk, plus skips and watches.
See the format →The Wolf Eye Options Service
The flagship. The 2pm PT Options Ideas list every trading day, the written playbook behind it, and access to the full Options Courses library. Start with three days for $9, then choose monthly or annual.
Who it is for
The Service is for traders who already know a bit about options and want to see defined-risk structures chosen, sized, and explained against the live market. It fits if:
It does not fit if you want guaranteed returns, someone to place trades for you, or personalized advice. It is none of those things.
A sample idea card
The format of a 2pm idea, using hypothetical XYZ. Read the card first, then the four notes.
What is inside
Around 2pm PT on trading days: a market snapshot, three to six defined-risk ideas with structure, risk tag, bucket, reason, and main risk, plus skips and watches.
See the format →The written rules behind every idea: default structures, 0.5% to 1% risk per idea, correlated buckets, the target book mix, and exit rules.
All twenty strategy lessons and videos, plus the glossary and overview, available while you are subscribed.
See the curriculum →Scan and follow-up notes on the tape when there is something worth saying, in the same no-hype voice.
Plans
Every plan includes the same Service. The only difference is how you pay.
3-day trial
After 3 days the trial continues at the plan shown on the checkout page unless you cancel.
Monthly
Best for seeing the Service across a few market regimes.
Annual
Best if you already know you will use it most weeks.
Take the $9 3-day trial for the Wolf Eye Options Service and get access to the Options Courses. Prices shown are drafts and may change before launch; the checkout page is final.
What we will not do
You will not find testimonials about life-changing returns, win-rate claims, or countdown timers on this page. Options are risky. Any list, including ours, will have ideas that fail. What we can offer is a consistent process: defined risk, size off the max loss, write the exit before the entry, and say plainly what could go wrong.
Defined risk. Size off the max loss. Exit written before the entry. That is the whole promise.
How it fits
The Service is the top of the Wolf Eye path. If you are not ready for it, the free entry points and Starter Week ($36) are the place to start, and the Options Courses Pack ($297) lets you own the curriculum outright.
Daily 2pm PT Ideas list, playbook, and Options Courses access.
$9 for 3 days, then $97/mo or $997/yr
Soft entry
Take the $9 3-day trial for the Wolf Eye Options Service and get access to the Options Courses.
Questions
The trial runs for 3 days. After that it continues at the plan shown on the checkout page unless you cancel before it ends. Full plans are $97 per month or $997 per year.
Yes. Contact support or use the annual link on this page; any proration is handled at checkout.
Yes. You keep the Pack either way. The Service adds the daily application: the 2pm list and the playbook.
Yes. The trial and monthly plans can be cancelled before the next billing date. Annual terms are on the checkout page.
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.
No. A win rate without position size, structure, and risk hides more than it shows. We teach you to judge the process instead.
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.