One contract to start
Later: up to 25% of your trading account per call, never more. Only use money you could lose entirely.
TQQQ options alerts · $29/month
At about 6:35 AM PT on every market day, a fixed set of rules checks TQQQ, a fund that moves about 3× the Nasdaq-100. Most days the answer is stay in cash. On the rare buy day, members get the exact option, what to pay and when to sell, and their phone rings. You place the trade yourself in your own brokerage app.
The catch: most days there's no trade, and a losing call can lose most or all of what you paid. Every call, win or lose, is in the live record below.
Educational research, not investment advice. We are not a registered investment adviser. Past results do not guarantee future results. Options can lose 100% of what you pay. You decide and place your own trades.
Educational research, not investment advice. We are not a registered investment adviser. Past results do not guarantee future results. Options can lose 100% of what you pay. You decide and place your own trades.
Live record · updates automatically
Results are per option contract, entry to exit, at exchange prices for the exact option called, before fees and spreads. They are not any member's account.
Not counted: 3 early calls from May 2026 whose option price was never saved. They are listed on the full record, priced off TQQQ's close and labelled, but never added to these numbers.
Educational research, not investment advice. We are not a registered investment adviser. Past results do not guarantee future results. Options can lose 100% of what you pay. You decide and place your own trades.
How it works
Every market day, the same fixed rules look at TQQQ's trend, volatility and recent direction. No gut calls, no mood.
Stay in cash (most days): do nothing. Buy calls: your phone rings with the exact option, what to pay and the exit plan.
Buy it in your own app (Robinhood, Webull, Schwab) or skip it. Sell half at +40%; sell the rest at the close of the 10th trading day.
Before your first call
Later: up to 25% of your trading account per call, never more. Only use money you could lose entirely.
Most calls go red at some point before they pay, and many never pay. Follow the plan instead of the screen: half at +40%, the rest at the 10th-day close.
A losing call usually loses most of what you paid. That's why size stays small. What happens when a call loses →
Pricing
$29/month
7-day money-back guaranteeWhat you get
The catch, up front
Not ready? Join the free Discord: each day's call posts there free near the close, after members get it at the open.
Educational research, not investment advice. We are not a registered investment adviser. Past results do not guarantee future results. Options can lose 100% of what you pay. You decide and place your own trades. Same research for every subscriber; it is not personalized to you. Full risk disclosure.
Questions
Every market morning around 6:35 AM PT, one call in the members' Discord and dashboard: BUY CALLS or STAY IN CASH. On buy days it names the exact option (strike and expiry), what to pay and the exit plan, and your phone alarm rings. You also get Steve's morning briefing, filtered market news, the economic calendar and an end-of-day recap.
Rarely. Weeks can pass with no call, and some months have none. Most days the answer is stay in cash, and that costs you nothing.
You lose part or all of what you paid for the option, and no more: a bought call's loss is capped at its price. Losing calls have averaged −71.4% so far. That is why the sizing rule is one contract to start and never more than 25% of your trading account on a single call. Every loss stays on the public record.
Start with one contract, and that is the most it can lose. Once you've seen a few calls play out, the rule Steve's own auto-trader follows is up to 25% of your trading account per call, never more. Bigger isn't faster: in hypothetical testing on past calls, putting half the account or more on each call shrank the account, because one loss undoes several wins. This is general education, not a recommendation for your situation.
Often, yes. Expect a dip: most calls go red at some point before they pay, and many never pay. The plan has no price stop: sell half if the option reaches +40%, and sell the rest at the close of the 10th trading day, whatever the price. Don't sell on a red day unless a plan line says so.
No. It is educational research, the same for every subscriber. Quant Paradise is not a registered investment adviser or broker. It does not know your finances, goals or tolerance for loss, and it never trades for you. You decide whether to trade, how much, and when to sell.
Yes. Every call is in the public record with its result, losses included, using exchange prices for the exact option called. Results are per contract, before fees and spreads; your own result depends on your fill, size and timing. Three early calls from May 2026 have no saved option price, so they are listed separately on the full record and not counted.
A brokerage account approved for options (for example Robinhood, Webull or Schwab), Discord, and the free ntfy app if you want the phone alarm. Setup takes about five minutes after checkout, and the members area walks you through it.
Cancel anytime online through the Stripe billing portal linked in the members area. Cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period you paid for. Full refund within 7 days of your first payment; after that, no partial refunds.
Steve is the pen name of the publication. The morning check runs automatically every market day and posts the call, and the same calls feed Steve's own automated trading account. The publication does not claim any license, registration or credential.
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Get the calls — $29/moEducational research, not investment advice. We are not a registered investment adviser. Past results do not guarantee future results. Options can lose 100% of what you pay. You decide and place your own trades.