Frequently Asked Questions
The PlentyOptions suggestion engine works with a human first, A.I-enhanced approach. The suggestion models are based on proprietary algorithms that account for variables such as the option Greeks, insider activity, and market sentiment. The PlentyOptions team is always working to better tune the suggestion models for a more enjoyable user experience.
The PlentyOptions software is built on a foundation of trading models that did not always use A.I. The algorithms and models have evolved from static databases to dynamically sourced and frequently optimized data streams. One of the most important ways A.I has been used in further engineering the PlentyOptions platform is applying larger statistical inputs and greater compute capabilities to widen the considerations of our own models, while also making the algorithms even more nuanced. The current version of PlentyOptions is version 3, which uses A.I to help the option trading suggestion models give better suggestions.
PlentyOptions is able to access stock market and options market data from various APIs and databases that are connected to the relevant trade exchanges.
No. PlentyOptions is NOT a brokerage or registered advisor of any kind. PlentyOptions is an A.I enhanced research engine to help traders quickly find data and information on the options market.
No trading occurs on the PlentyOptions platform.
The PlentyOptions trade suggestion models are fantastic for researching the stock and options markets. Traders can quickly find many characteristics of the options market that are typically difficult to navigate. Some examples include leverage provided by option contracts, risk levels, projected value, volatility, open interest, premium compression, Greeks analysis, etc. However, option traders should use PlentyOptions as a research tool and understand that PlentyOptions has no liability for any trade setups discovered on the platform.
PlentyOptions gives users a 7 day trial to find out if the platform fits the user’s needs before any paid subscription begins. After the paid subscription begins, the user can cancel or opt out of further payments that extend beyond the user’s current billing cycle at anytime.
You can contact support here if you have any technical or billing issues.
No – you do not need a brokerage account to use the PlentyOptions option trading research engine and trade suggestion models. Using PlentyOptions before actually trading with real money is a great way to learn how to trade options without any trading risks.
Yes – PlentyOptions is a great way to learn how to trade options. Total beginners are able to use the PlentyOptions to assess market patterns using realtime indicators and algorithms. PlentyOptions users are provided with live education modules as they research the market so they can understand the trades generated by the platform. No financial or economics experience is necessary to use the PlentyOptions option trading research engine to explore the options market and access real stock and options data.
Yes – PlentyOptions partners with influencers, organizations, content creators, and other businesses that fit the criteria. Click here if you want to learn more about the PlentyOptions affiliate program.
No – All members of the platform have unlimited used of the PlentyOptions option trading research engine and assistant.
If you experience any difficulties generating stock market data or the trade suggestion models fail to launch please visit Support.
