Five strategies read the options tape for a signal — then trade the stock. Every number is an equity percentage on a share position, net of costs.
A confluence model. It requires several independent bullish conditions — activity, price behavior, and structure — to align on the same name at the same time. No single input is ever traded on its own; alignment is the entry criterion. Positions are exited on strength rather than on a schedule.
Five detection strategies read the options tape for a signal — then trade the stock. Every number below is an equity percentage on a share position, net of roughly 10 bps round-trip (16 bps on DST3). No option P&L, no delta, no premium decay.
The tables are the last completed research paths — not a live book, and not the lifetime win rate. Where a recent slice runs hotter than the lifetime figure, both are printed side by side so you can see the gap.
DST1's CALL / PUT labels are direction on the stock — CALL means long shares, PUT means short shares. Nothing here buys or sells a contract.
A confluence model. It requires several independent bullish conditions — activity, price behavior, and structure — to align on the same name at the same time. No single input is ever traded on its own; alignment is the entry criterion. Positions are exited on strength rather than on a schedule.
Backtested fills on daily bars, entry at the signal session's close and exit at the rule's date or level. Every net figure is after costs: about 10 bps round-trip, and about 16 bps on DST3 because it turns over faster. The tables are regenerated from the sealed extract of 2026-08-12, not typed in by hand.
DST4's 10/10 is ten evenly spaced names from one day's 44 fires — not the strategy going ten-for-ten forever. DST3's mean leans hard on a single +54.56% name, and four of DST5's ten entered on the same day. Read every table with its notes.
All five run live rules — armed, and firing when their setup appears. The tables above are the last completed research paths under those same rules: the record, not a forecast, and not a live book. Past results do not predict future ones, and none of this is advice.
All five trade SHARES. The options tape is only where the signal is read — on DST1 a CALL is long stock and a PUT is short stock, not a contract. TreyBae is a market data and scanning tool, not an investment adviser, a broker-dealer or an RIA. Trading involves risk.