Written by the scan itself, not by us. Two ways to read it. First, how the desk plays its options ideas: take a quick gain, or cut. Second, the full record: did the stock reach the target on the card. Every idea is counted in both and nothing is removed.
Every options idea the desk prints is followed from the minute it prints. The desk closes it for a quick gain as soon as the position is there. That is where the desk takes it. You can do the same, or ride the idea out to your own plan and your own expectation. If the idea turns against the position, the desk cuts it. A cut can be bigger than a quick gain, which is why a high rate is never a promise. Ideas that do neither inside five trading days count as not winning.
Followed on the position's own value as the desk's paper account would hold it, from Oct 6. Ideas still open are shown and are not counted either way. The rate appears once 20 have finished. Paper trading for education only.
The test here: did the stock reach the target? Every idea prints with a target price on its card. It is a win when the stock reaches that target before the stop price on the card, inside five trading days. If it does not, it is a miss. This is the stricter test and it is kept in full.
Ideas that printed before October 5 were scored under an earlier rule. They are still counted here, wins and misses, and nothing has been taken out.
Results are for the desk's paper-trading ideas, measured on the stock's own price reaching the target on each card, not on any option's premium. A win rate says how often, not how much. Past results never guarantee future results. Everything on Hou5eMoney is for education and paper trading, and the ideas are examples to study, not instructions to trade. Nothing here is financial advice.