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Explore 1,011 published paper-tracked outcomes from Ian's weekly options research since 2020. Browse the contracts, compare recorded prices and see how the ideas developed across different stocks and market conditions.
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These are paper-tracked research outcomes. The published percentages describe potential gains or losses against the recorded model prices. The price-based calculation is (exit ÷ entry − 1) × 100; the download identifies the basis recorded for each result.
For older results, the exit is the price Ian recorded. The newer model uses a best recorded entry and the peak price before expiry or the model stop, under its stated rules. Those best-price figures are measured retrospectively. Your own entry, exit and trading costs determine your actual result.
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Use the searchable results page or download the published history. Both include gains and losses.
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