D dmo Sep 28, 2008 #11 Quote from MTE: On the "stkhacker" tab you can scan for "vol diff" or you can specify the front and back vol separately. You can also do the same on "sprdhacker". More... Thanks MTE. I see you're talking about the time skew. Is there any way of scanning for strike skew as well?
Quote from MTE: On the "stkhacker" tab you can scan for "vol diff" or you can specify the front and back vol separately. You can also do the same on "sprdhacker". More... Thanks MTE. I see you're talking about the time skew. Is there any way of scanning for strike skew as well?
B Benthecat Sep 28, 2008 #12 @all Thanks for your replies! @Atticus Orats looks fine! Here ist a free "Basic Searcher" http://www.orats.com/basic_searcher...=10&results=20&searcher=Go&b_search=1#results I'll take the free trial (Orats and Optionetics) and I'll post my experiences with their services!
@all Thanks for your replies! @Atticus Orats looks fine! Here ist a free "Basic Searcher" http://www.orats.com/basic_searcher...=10&results=20&searcher=Go&b_search=1#results I'll take the free trial (Orats and Optionetics) and I'll post my experiences with their services!
M MTE Sep 28, 2008 #13 Quote from dmo: Thanks MTE. I see you're talking about the time skew. Is there any way of scanning for strike skew as well? More... I'm not sure, you may wanna try the vol diff and searching for vertical spreads, for example. Since the market is closed now the scanner doesn't work so I can't say for sure, but I think it's worth a try.
Quote from dmo: Thanks MTE. I see you're talking about the time skew. Is there any way of scanning for strike skew as well? More... I'm not sure, you may wanna try the vol diff and searching for vertical spreads, for example. Since the market is closed now the scanner doesn't work so I can't say for sure, but I think it's worth a try.
