Weekly options by stock · Best stocks
Best stocks for weekly options: what our record shows
Across 1,007 closed model trades in our public record, the stocks we have traded most often are NVDA (49 trades), AMD (35 trades) and MU (33 trades). 21 stocks have at least 10 closed trades, and the table shows the model win rate, median, best and worst result for each.
The table lists every stock with at least 10 closed trades, most traded first. The median and the worst result sit beside the win rate. This is our own record, not a recommendation to trade any of these stocks.
| Stock | Trades | Model win rate | Median | Best | Worst |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA NVIDIA Corporation | 49 | 98% | +102% | +1038% | -60% |
| AMD Advanced Micro Devices | 35 | 89% | +127% | +2500% | -60% |
| MU Micron Technology | 33 | 85% | +80% | +547% | -60% |
| AAPL Apple | 29 | 83% | +86% | +436% | -60% |
| MSFT Microsoft Corporation(NASDAQ: MSFT) | 27 | 85% | +99% | +256% | -60% |
| AMZN Amazon.com, Inc. | 26 | 92% | +63% | +394% | -60% |
| TSLA Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) | 23 | 87% | +164% | +670% | -60% |
| INTC Intel Corporation | 23 | 91% | +78% | +597% | -60% |
| PLTR Palantir Technologies Inc | 21 | 95% | +107% | +1390% | -34% |
| CRM Salesforce | 19 | 84% | +183% | +1449% | -60% |
| TSM Taiwan Semiconductor | 14 | 93% | +110% | +226% | 0% |
| NFLX Netflix | 13 | 100% | +199% | +902% | +25% |
| META Meta Platforms | 12 | 92% | +245% | +1301% | -60% |
| BA Boeing | 12 | 75% | +76% | +509% | -60% |
| COIN Coinbase Global Inc (NASDAQ: COIN) | 12 | 75% | +44% | +263% | -60% |
| GOOGL Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL) | 12 | 83% | +95% | +470% | -60% |
| DKNG DraftKings | 11 | 91% | +52% | +301% | -60% |
| ORCL Oracle | 11 | 64% | +50% | +387% | -60% |
| SOFI SoFi Technologies | 10 | 80% | +48% | +150% | -60% |
| SNOW Snowflake | 10 | 100% | +71% | +538% | +13% |
| SOUN SoundHound AI Inc (NASDAQ: SOUN) | 10 | 90% | +62% | +606% | -39% |
How these figures are measured
Each percentage is measured from a recorded entry price to a recorded exit price. Every position we publish is a model position, tracked on paper against real delayed market quotes. We write alerts in the evening, while trading is closed. The entry is the best price the desk could achieve on the following trading day. Where no entry was recorded, the percentage is measured from the last close, and the row says so. For model trades up to mid-July 2026, the exit is the exit price Ian recorded when the position closed. For model positions tracked since late July 2026, it is the highest price the option reached between entry and expiry, or the published 60 per cent stop, whichever came first. No member is claimed to have bought or sold at those prices. Losses appear beside wins. The figures exclude individual fills, fees, taxes and execution differences, and they show potential profit, never a return anyone received.
What makes a stock suitable for weekly options?
Weekly options are listed only on actively traded stocks, ETFs and indexes. Traders tend to look for high options volume, tight bid and ask spreads and a clear catalyst inside the week, such as earnings.
Every stock we have published a trade on is in the weekly options by stock directory, and every trade, win or loss, is in the full track record.
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