Premium-selling scanners built around what can go wrong.
Compare gap, high-IV, and range candidates with earnings gates, expected-move distance, delta, liquidity, per-leg premium, and historical strike-survivability context.
Naksha connects premium-selling scanners, YASR Meridian levels, GEX, institutional Interest, Flow S/R, and portfolio stress into one evidence-led workflow—from the first scan to the final adjustment.
Invite-only access Founder-led onboarding Direct feedback loop
Example interface only. NVDA price, levels, and evidence states are illustrative—not today's spot or current market data. Naksha discloses source quality and withholds unavailable evidence.
Naksha puts opportunity, structure, timing, capacity, and position management on the same screen—so a compelling premium quote never outruns the risk behind it.
Compare gap, high-IV, and range candidates with earnings gates, expected-move distance, delta, liquidity, per-leg premium, and historical strike-survivability context.
Bring the unchanged scanner candidate together with earnings, liquidity, expected move, stress capacity, saved levels, and quality-approved GEX context.
Surface large confirmed OI increases, drains, major inventory, and large intraday activity. Noise is omitted; unsigned data is never sold as signed flow.
Read heuristic net gamma across strikes and expirations to find candidate damping, pinning, acceleration, and crowded two-sided areas.
Separate current option-tape support and resistance from settled positioning, then use both in Active Levels, Confluence, and portfolio decisions.
Naksha's YASR Meridian system maps Time & Levels support and resistance. Active Levels then checks those saved references against the options market, so you can see which exact prices deserve attention now.
Example interface only. Naksha discloses source quality and withholds unavailable evidence.
The platform is designed around the full lifecycle of a trade—not just the moment a setup looks attractive.
Find premium, breakout, and volatility candidates with explicit filters and reusable research.
Compare structure, timing, GEX, Flow S/R, Interest, and Confluence before treating a setup as actionable.
Use the Entry Ticket and stress-safe capacity to convert an idea into OPEN, WATCH, or REJECT.
Track precise triggers, harvesting, adjustments, margin release, and capital efficiency after entry.
Naksha combines broker-connected snapshots, open option campaigns, completed price bars, saved levels, GEX, Interest, and Flow S/R into a position-aware Action Queue. The same portfolio context powers stress budgets and new-entry capacity.
Sync account balances and current stock and option positions directly from Schwab before Portfolio Monitor runs. Recent trade activity arrives in a review inbox for explicit journal import.
For traders pursuing recurring premium income, repeatable management matters more than an improvised reaction. Naksha applies the same decision rules to every campaign without promising a monthly result.
Connect Charles Schwab through read-only OAuth to pull balances and current stock and option positions directly from its API. Every open short-option campaign then receives exactly one action state: act, wait, harvest, pull forward, release margin—or explicitly leave a healthy position alone.
The adjustment engine can compare waiting, closing, a safer strike, same-expiration side flips, quantity-preserving restructures, and the shortest compliant roll-out. Net-credit, contract-count, delta, expected-move, liquidity, and earnings rules remain in force.
This is not a generic ChatGPT prompt. It is a retrieval-grounded workflow: positions are structured into campaigns, current evidence is assembled, and the deterministic adjustment engine runs before the model explains the choices.
The model may explain only adjustment packages validated by the rules engine. If none pass, the answer is wait, close, or identify the failed gate—not invent a trade.
“Discuss” loads the deterministic campaign summary without calling a model. OpenAI is invoked only when the trader explicitly selects “Ask Consultant.” Naksha never places the order.
Naksha is decision support, not trade execution. A consistent management process cannot guarantee recurring income, profitable months, or any trading outcome.
Keep the options workflow grounded in price action, volatility, timing, and the positions you already own.
Rank technical setups with relative strength, Fibonacci structure, candlestick context, and AI-assisted market narratives.
Find multi-timeframe squeeze and compression setups before expansion, with momentum and level context.
Score signed flow when available, timing, structure, and context without letting one pillar impersonate confirmation.
Compare same-day put and call marks at statistically selected overnight-range boundaries to see which projected wing is premium-rich for intraday context.
Pull balances and current stock and option positions through the read-only Charles Schwab API, then review broker fills before importing them into the trade log.
Discuss adjustments, capital efficiency, or intraday price action with evidence assembled from the current decision context.
Naksha Finance is being developed with a small group of serious traders. Beta members get the complete scanner, levels, options-intelligence, portfolio-risk, backtest, export, and Consultant workflow while helping us refine what deserves to ship publicly.
No. The Charles Schwab connection is read-only: it syncs portfolio and trade data but never transmits orders. You remain responsible for execution, live quote validation, broker margin checks, and every trading decision.
They are Naksha's proprietary Time & Levels price references, ranked with support, resistance, touch, and reaction context.
The deepest workflow serves premium sellers, but Pro also includes breakouts, volatility, Confluence, SPX 0DTE Premium Balance, portfolio tools, and broader level analysis.
Naksha discloses missing sources and withholds conclusions that cannot pass their quality gates. An unavailable input is not silently replaced with a neutral or invented signal.
Bring the scan, the level, the options market, and the portfolio into one disciplined workspace.