EOD F&O Scanner

What it does

After the close, the scanner sweeps stock options across the F&O universe and tests every one against the criteria you have defined. One click starts it; you come back to a finished shortlist.

By default it applies the in-house TradexCodez strategy, so the tool is useful before you have configured anything. Once you know what you are looking for, the criteria are yours to define.

Results you can act on

A list of symbols is not analysis. Every result is published with a direct chart link, so you move from a hit to the chart in one click rather than typing symbols into a platform one at a time. That is what makes a shortlist of thirty names workable on a weekday evening.

Strike coverage is yours to choose

You decide how many strikes around at-the-money to include for each stock. Narrow coverage is quick and catches the obvious; wide coverage catches more and costs time.

How long it takes — honestly

A broad scan across the full F&O stock list with wide strike coverage takes in the region of 30 minutes. Scan time scales with the number of stocks and the number of strikes per stock, so a focused scan finishes far quicker and an exhaustive one takes longer.

We would rather state that plainly than claim instant results. The comparison that matters is not against a faster tool, it is against doing the same work by hand — pulling every F&O stock, checking multiple strikes on each, applying the same test consistently. That is days of work, done identically every evening, which in practice means it does not get done.

Who it is for

Positional and swing options traders who do post-market homework and want the shortlist generated rather than assembled. It is a research tool: it finds candidates and gives you the charts. It places no orders.