Who could write a "finder" for options with parameters I would specify?

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wilburbear

Would the program somehow reside on my computer?

If not, where would it reside, and would it then be economical to have something written just for myself, but maintained at some external location?

What if I eventually want to search for only front month options with good liquidity?

Who does this sort of work, and what's the best way to do it to retain secrecy?
 
Quote from wilburbear:

Would the program somehow reside on my computer?

If not, where would it reside, and would it then be economical to have something written just for myself, but maintained at some external location?

What if I eventually want to search for only front month options with good liquidity?

Who does this sort of work, and what's the best way to do it to retain secrecy?
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What's wrong with all the other options scanners that already exist?
 
I've developed market data software for direct market connectivity.

How the software would work totally depends on where you get the price data from, likely you can run it locally, especially if you're scanning for activity and not anything that needs historical information.
 
Just to let you know... I have built a system for volatility traders. Its a desktop executable program that analyses your positions and produces overall greeks along with charts of the at expiry payoff and the dynamic line for what if analysis.

I could modify the solution to return a list of options on any given underlying. Then you can analyse your positions in my program.
 
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Just to let you know... I have built a system for volatility traders. Its a desktop executable program that analyses your positions and produces overall greeks along with charts of the at expiry payoff and the dynamic line for what if analysis.

I could modify the solution to return a list of options on any given underlying. Then you can analyse your positions in my program.
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Just about all the decent brokers offer systems which already do that.
 
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