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SigmaSnap is a quantitative options signal service. Software scans 60 high-volume US tickers every 15 minutes during market hours for statistical extremes, applies multi-factor confirmation, and delivers complete options trade setups to your dashboard, email, and phone.
The engine looks for stocks trading at 2+ standard deviations (sigma) from their recent mean — statistically rare territory — then requires multiple independent confirmation factors to agree before firing a signal. The core thesis is mean reversion: extreme moves tend to at least partially snap back.
A complete trade plan: the ticker, direction, trade structure (usually a defined-risk debit spread), specific strikes and expiration, entry price, profit targets (T1/T2/T3), and stop loss. You're never left guessing which contract to buy or when to exit.
62% across 225+ logged closed trades, with a +56% average return per trade. Unlike most services, you don't have to take our word for it — every closed signal is published on our public track record page, losers included, on a 48-hour delay.
Yes — all of them. Every closed signal appears in the public track record and on subscriber dashboards: wins, losses, stop-outs, and expirations. Transparency is the entire point. Any service that only shows winners is telling you something.
A debit spread means buying one option and selling another at a different strike, paying a net debit — which is the absolute maximum you can lose. Defined risk on every trade is core to our approach: it caps damage when signals don't work out and makes position sizing precise.
There's no minimum to subscribe, but as practical guidance: most signal debit spreads cost between roughly $50 and $500 per contract of defined risk, so accounts in the $2,000+ range can typically take most signals at one contract with sensible risk per trade. Trade fewer signals or smaller size if your account is smaller — never oversize to follow every alert.
No. Signals specify the exact contracts, so you can place them with any broker that supports options spreads — Robinhood, Schwab/thinkorswim, Fidelity, tastytrade, Webull, Interactive Brokers, and others. You'll need options approval that permits spreads (usually Level 2-3 depending on the broker).
Three channels: the real-time dashboard, email, and app-style push notifications on your phone. SigmaSnap installs directly from your browser like a native app — no app store, no phone number — and pushes signals to your lock screen the moment they fire.
It varies with market conditions — the engine only fires when statistical extremes occur with confirmation. Historically that averages a few signals per week, with busier stretches during volatile markets and quiet stretches when nothing meets criteria. No signals is a feature, not a bug: forced trades are how services blow up accounts.
Minutes. Signals arrive with the full trade plan, so your job is deciding whether to take the trade and placing it. Exits are alerted the same way. It's designed for people with jobs — the engine does the watching.
14 days of full access — real-time signals, dashboard, alerts, complete history. A credit card is required to start, nothing is charged for 14 days, and you can cancel anytime during the trial at no cost.
$99/month or $899/year (about $74.92/mo — nearly three months free). Existing members keep their original pricing forever — rates only ever change for new members.
You can cancel anytime from your account settings and keep access through the end of your billing period. Payments are non-refundable — which is exactly why the trial exists: two full weeks to evaluate everything before paying a dollar.
Three ways. First, signals come from a systematic engine, not one person's discretion — no mood, no bias, no vacation. Second, every signal is a complete defined-risk trade plan, not a ticker and a vibe. Third, our full track record is public — most alert services would rather you not see theirs.
Honest answer: most aren't — they're unverifiable picks with cherry-picked results. A service is worth considering only if it (1) publishes its full track record including losers, (2) delivers defined-risk setups with exits specified, and (3) costs less than the edge it provides. We built SigmaSnap to pass that test and publish the receipts so you can verify rather than trust.
No. SigmaSnap provides signals for informational and educational purposes. You decide which trades to take and how to size them. Options involve substantial risk of loss, our history includes losing trades and losing months, and past performance is not indicative of future results.
60 high-volume, large-cap US equities and ETFs — names with liquid options chains where spreads can be entered near fair value. US market hours only.
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