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StrikeScout sends iron condor and credit spread signals on SPX, NDX, RUT, SPY and IWM to private Telegram groups. Each trading day ends with a P&L summary that lists every closed position, the winners and the losers.

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Options trading involves substantial risk of loss. Results shown are not a guarantee of future performance.

0DTE + 1DTESame-day and next-day expiries
Defined riskSpreads and condors only
Daily P&LEvery closed position, posted
Signal · SPX Strategy I1DTE

SPX Iron Condor

BUY6,030 PutLong wing
SELL6,050 PutShort strike
SELL6,250 CallShort strike
BUY6,270 CallLong wing
Underlying
SPX
Expiry
1DTE
Risk
Defined

Example of the post format. Not a live trade.

October recordAdvance 23W · 1LCore 13W · 0L
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Who it fits

Rules, not hunches

Busy professionals

Each post lists every strike and quantity, so you can place the order from your own broker in a few minutes.

Premium sellers

Iron condors and credit spreads that collect a credit and carry a known maximum loss.

Rule followers

Each strategy has fixed entry thresholds, and every closed position is reported at the end of the day.

The lineup

Seven strategies. One routine.

Each strategy has fixed entry rules and posts to its own topic inside the group, so you follow only what you trade. Iron condors are held one trading day. Credit spreads open and close the same day.

Strategy
Structure
Expiry
Posted to
SPX

SPX Strategy I

Structure

Iron condor on the S&P 500 index, held one trading day.

Expiry1DTE
Posted to
Advance
SPX

SPX Strategy II

Structure

Put credit spreads and call credit spreads on the S&P 500 index, opened and closed within the same session.

Expiry0DTE
Posted to
Advance
SPX

SPX Strategy III

Structure

Iron condor on the S&P 500 index, posted to both groups.

Expiry1DTE
Posted to
CoreAdvance
NDX

Nasdaq-100

Structure

Put and call credit spreads on the Nasdaq-100 index.

Expiry0DTE
Posted to
Advance
RUT

Russell 2000

Structure

Put and call credit spreads on the Russell 2000 index.

Expiry0DTE
Posted to
Advance
SPY

SPY Iron Condor

Structure

Iron condor on the S&P 500 ETF.

Expiry1DTE
Posted to
CoreAdvance
IWM

IWM Iron Condor

Structure

Iron condor on the Russell 2000 ETF.

Expiry1DTE
Posted to
Advance
How it works

From scouting to the closing bell

The same four steps run every trading day.

STEP 01

Scout

Market levels and conditions are reviewed before any signal goes out.

STEP 02

Signal

The Telegram post lists the underlying, expiry, all strikes and quantity. You place the order in your own brokerage account.

STEP 03

Manage

Every position has a defined maximum loss. Fills, exits and changes are posted in the same strategy topic.

STEP 04

Report

A daily P&L summary lists each closed position with strikes, quantity and result. A day-by-day plaque closes out every month.

Track record · July 2026 to October 8, 2026

The ledger, by group

Both groups come from one trade ledger. Core applies a fixed size to its signals. Advance uses the quantities actually traded.

Advance Group

All strategies
+81.8%ROI SINCE JULY
October to date
+$5,092
October record
23W · 1L
Each block is one October tradeGreen win · red loss

Core Group

SPX Strategy III + SPY
+71.5%ROI SINCE JULY
October to date
+$1,232
October record
13W · 0L
Each block is one October tradeGreen win · red loss
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Results come from the StrikeScout trade ledger and are posted to the groups daily. Losing trades and losing days are part of the record, and earlier months included losing stretches. Iron butterfly positions are not part of the published record. Past performance does not guarantee future results. See the full disclosures below.

Telegram groups

Pick your size

Two groups, one set of trading rules. They differ in which strategies you receive and how positions are sized.

Smaller accounts

Core Group

  • SPX Strategy III and SPY signals
  • SPX Strategy III at a fixed 2 contracts per signal
  • SPY at the quantity traded
  • Daily and monthly summaries
Full lineup

Advance Group

  • Every signal across all seven strategies
  • Posted at the quantities actually traded
  • Per-strategy topics, so you can mute what you skip
  • Daily and monthly summaries
What you can check

Built to be audited

One ledger

Every trade is logged by strategy with entry, exit, quantity and result. The group summaries are calculated from that ledger.

Losses included

Daily summaries list every closed position. A losing day is posted the same way as a winning one.

Rules before results

Entry thresholds, sizing and exit rules are set per strategy. When sizing changes, the ledger records it.

Questions

Before you join

What do 0DTE and 1DTE mean?

They are options with zero days or one day left until expiration. A 0DTE position expires the day it is opened. A 1DTE position is opened one trading day before it expires.

Does StrikeScout trade my account?

No. StrikeScout posts signals. You decide whether to take each one and you place the orders in your own brokerage account.

What do I need to follow the signals?

A brokerage account approved for multi-leg option spreads. SPX, NDX and RUT are index options, so your broker must also support index option trading.

How much can I lose on a trade?

Every strategy uses defined-risk spreads, so the maximum loss on a position is known when you enter. That maximum can be several times the credit received, and losses happen. Size positions so a full loss on any one trade is acceptable to you.

Why do Core and Advance show different numbers?

Core follows two strategies at a fixed size. Advance follows every strategy at the quantities traded. Different strategies and sizing produce different results.

What account size are the ROI figures based on?

Core Group ROI is measured against a $6,500 reference account. Advance Group ROI is measured against a $30,000 reference account. Your own return depends on your account size and the quantities you trade.

Will my results match the posted results?

Probably not exactly. Fill prices, timing, commissions, slippage and your own position size all change the outcome.

Get started

Three steps to your first signal

STEP 01

Join the free trial

Send a short request and see how signals and daily summaries are posted.

STEP 02

Pick your group

Core follows SPX Strategy III and SPY. Advance follows every strategy.

STEP 03

Trade in your own account

You place the posted trades with your own broker. StrikeScout never touches your account.

Start with a free trial

See how the signals are written and read the daily summaries before you commit to Core or Advance.

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