About EasyTrade
Who built it, why it exists, and how it actually works under the hood.
Founder & Software Engineer
I spent years trading options the way most retail traders do: reading a chart, picking a strike that felt right, and hoping the trade worked out. Sometimes it did. Often I couldn't tell you my real risk until the position was already open — and that gap between "this looks good" and "this is exactly what I'm risking and why" is what eventually pushed me to build something better.
With a background of more than 10 years as a software engineer working in C#, .NET, and cloud architecture, I started applying the same discipline I used for building software to my trading: define the risk before you enter, know your expected return before you commit capital, and never rely on a gut feeling when a number will do. After two years of trading that way, defined-risk strategies like credit spreads, iron condors, and covered calls stopped feeling like gambling and started feeling like a repeatable process.
EasyTrade is that process, packaged for anyone who wants it. It's not a black box that tells you to buy a ticker — every signal comes with the reasoning behind it, the exact steps to execute it, and the max risk and max profit spelled out before you ever place a trade.
“My goal with EasyTrade is simple: make options strategies easier to understand, so investors can learn, analyze opportunities, and make more informed decisions.”
How EasyScore Works
Every signal gets a single score from 1 to 99 so you can compare opportunities at a glance — no spreadsheet required. It's built from three plain-English inputs.
Expected Return
How much you stand to make relative to what you're risking. A trade with a higher expected return does more for your account per dollar committed.
Probability of Profit
The statistical odds the trade finishes profitable by expiration, based on where the strikes sit relative to the current price.
Max Risk
The most you can lose on the trade, shown in dollars before you enter — every EasyTrade strategy is defined-risk, so this number never changes against you.
EasyScore weighs all three together into one number so a 50% expected return with terrible odds doesn't outrank a modest, high-probability trade with a small, known downside. It's a starting point for comparison, not a guarantee — you should still read the reasoning behind every signal before you trade it.
We teach you the reasoning, not just the ticker
A lot of alert services give you a ticker and a strike and leave it there. EasyTrade doesn't work that way. Every signal ships with a written rationale for why the setup exists, a numbered step-by-step execution guide, and the max profit and max risk spelled out in dollars — before you ever place the trade.
The goal isn't to make you dependent on a black box. It's to help you recognize the same patterns yourself over time, so you understand why a bull put spread or an iron condor made sense for a given setup — not just that the app said so.
What We've Shipped
Live today
Bull Put Spread, Covered Call, Cash Secured Put, Iron Condor, and Bear Call Spread signals
EasyScore ranking on every signal
Step-by-step execution guides for each trade
Personal watchlist
Trade history & realized gain/loss tracking
Email digests and push notifications on new and closed signals
Direct order sending to tastytrade (Diamond plan)
On the roadmap
Additional strategy types
Broker integrations beyond tastytrade
Deeper historical signal analytics and backtesting
More ways to customize which signals you see
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