# RingMaster by Ohey Inc

> RingMaster is options and stock research, rebuilt by models every trading evening on about a
> thousand liquid US names and published the same way to every reader. Trade Cards prints an
> option strategy for each signal that has a listed option chain, built around how the options market prices it. A row can carry two choices,
> Higher chance and Bigger payoff, each with its Risk/reward. The options screens add IV rank,
> the expected move from option prices, and gamma positioning with the call wall and the put wall. They also show
> put/call, what changed hands and unusual options volume. The Screener tab on Trade Cards lists every covered
> name. A read only MCP
> connector hands the same figures to Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Ohey Inc is not a registered
> investment adviser. Every figure shown is paper trading.

Full public text of every page: https://oheyinc.com/llms-full.txt

## What RingMaster publishes every trading evening

- **Trade Cards.** Tonight's signals, one card each. A card shows the side (bullish or bearish) and its
  confidence (High, Medium or Low, read with rises and falls weighed equally). It also shows the win rate (Win %), the hold
  in trading days, the rank out of 100 and the expected move. A name with a listed option chain also gets an option strategy. It prints the contract, limit, max
  loss, max gain, breakeven and the option market's probability of profit. Where both can be priced, the Trade tab
  offers two choices. Higher chance has the higher probability of profit and risks more than it can make. Bigger payoff
  wins less often and can make more than it risks. Each prints Risk/reward, such as Risk 8 to make 1.
- **The ranking.** About a thousand US names ranked against each other at 45 and 20 trading days,
  with a 10 day rank shown for context. A rank is a place in the field, not a price forecast.
- **The model book.** Five names long and five short, published before the market opens,
  timestamped and never edited afterwards.
- **The market reading.** The VIX label (Calm, Normal, Elevated or Stressed), breadth by sector,
  and the S&P 500 expected move read from the index fund's own listed options, through the connector.
- **The desk's note.** A written note, one a night per name, over the desk's own figures, through the connector.
- **The iPhone and iPad app.** RingMaster has an iPhone and iPad app in private testing. It uses the same account as the website. Book (Trade Cards), Scan, Options, Radar and Search sit in the tab bar, and More opens from the person button at the top. The RM mark at the top left opens What do you want to do?, a list of screens grouped by task. Ask RM is on every screen and answers about the screen you asked from. Write to contact@oheyinc.com for the install link.
- **The Record.** A public paper record of every published name, with the misses left in:
  https://ringmaster.oheyinc.com/performance.html

## Options tools, for options traders

- **Option strategy per signal.** Each signal with a listed option chain comes with an option strategy, built around its
  side and how the options market is pricing the name tonight. Rich options sell premium and cheap
  options buy it, from cash-secured puts and credit spreads to debit spreads, iron condors and
  long straddles. A bearish row shows one sold call spread when it can be priced, with no Bigger payoff choice beside it. Every ranked name has a
  Trade Cards row, and a name short of a signal carries a defined risk trade on its side.
- **Expiry, limit and exit.** The expiry is the signal's hold plus 21 days to expiry. A time stop
  closes at the end of the hold or with 21 days left. A signal whose chain lists no expiry far
  enough past the hold shows shares only, with the reason. A single option's limit is its mid to
  the nearest nickel, kept between the bid and ask. A nickel below the bid becomes the bid, and one
  above the ask becomes the ask. If the nickel comes to 0, the limit is the mid to the cent. It is
  never 0. The card says Limit (mid) only when the limit equals the mid
  within half a cent. A spread's limit is the combined mid of its bid and ask, to the cent. With no
  live quote, the limit is the model mid moved half the usual spread toward the natural, to the
  nickel. The card's figures and its payoff chart are worked from that limit. A report date before expiry is named on
  the card.
- **Stop rule.** A credit trade keeps the short strike as its stop. A debit trade uses the desk's
  against-the-view level when it sits 1 to 25 percent from the close. Otherwise it uses the strike,
  if that sits at least 1 percent from the close on the right side. If not, it uses a level 5
  percent beyond the close. A bullish debit stop sits below the close, and a bearish one above it.
- **Two measures, never the same number.** The Win % is how often names ranked like this one
  finished the hold on their side, measured on data the model never trained on. The option market's
  probability of profit is its own chance that the trade ends past its breakeven at expiry, worked from each leg's
  own implied volatility.
- **The win rate is a measured rate.** It is how often stocks at the same rank finished the next 45 (or
  20) trading days on their side, on data the model never trained on. It is the measured rate for
  signals like this one, not a promise about one stock. Win rate is the higher of two paper measures: calls that went the called way, or the same with rises and falls weighed equally.
  Confidence reads the win rate with rises and falls weighed equally: High is 10 or more points over 50, Medium 3 to 10, Low under 3.
- **An index fund's win rate.** A fund's win rate reads its own signal record against its own long run
  history on that side, never a stock's. With no record long enough, it prints the long run rate itself, with Low confidence.
- **Typical move.** The average size of a 20 trading day move for past stocks with the same
  realized volatility, as a percent of the close. It reads either way, such as 5.6% either way: a
  size, not a direction or a price target.
- **IV rank.** Where tonight's implied volatility sits against the name's own weekly record, 0 to
  100. It never compares one name with another. 50 or more reads rich, under 50 reads cheap.
- **Expected move (also called the implied move).** The one standard deviation move the option
  quotes carry to each expiry, down side and up side read apart. It restates quotes and is not a
  forecast. The Screener tab on Trade Cards can show it for every covered name.
- **Gamma positioning (gamma exposure, GEX).** Dollar gamma by strike: each contract's gamma times
  its open interest, on a dollar scale. The net is calls minus puts, a sign convention, never a
  claim about who holds the contracts. The desk states the standard dealer
  assumption and names the flip strike, the call wall and the put wall.
- **Levels Replay and its forecast.** How one name's walls and zero gamma moved with the price,
  frame by frame, then a forecast for each trading day to an expiry: the most likely range, a
  middle path and the chance of closing past tonight's walls. Every range prints beside the range
  option prices alone imply, with a record of how often the range held. It also carries the
  scenarios, such as holds the range, breaks up, breaks down, volatility jumps and one week on, each
  with the chance option prices imply for its date. Screen: Levels Replay, also the Forecast layout.
- **Put/call, Changed Hands and unusual volume.** Puts over calls; contracts traded in each
  option beside the open interest already standing, never merged; and an Unusual volume filter
  for options volume at twice a name's own average or more. Screen: Changed Hands.
- **Options board.** The Screener tab on Trade Cards lists every covered name, one line each, with a
  filter bar and a List and Map view. The figure is options traded, open contracts, IV rank,
  expected move, today's move or signal edge. The connector's get_options_board sends the full table.
- **More options screens.** Since Yesterday, Positioning Replay, Market Map sized
  by options volume, and Star Field (rank against IV rank).
- **Index options.** SPX, NDX, RUT and DJX each carry their own option chain: their own open
  interest, IV and gamma, not routed through a fund's chain. The model's signal for SPX comes
  from SPY, for NDX from QQQ, for RUT from IWM and for DJX from DIA. Trade Cards has an Indexes
  tab for SPY, QQQ, IWM and DIA. Each gets a put credit spread held to expiry, 21 to 45 days out.
  It sells the put nearest 0.25 delta and buys the put nearest 0.05 delta below it. A bull call spread is offered beside it
  as the Bigger payoff choice on a bullish row only.
- **Not built.** RingMaster does not calculate max pain, and it gives no price targets.
- **Freshness.** Options figures come from each trading day's option chain, captured after the
  close. They are current on every plan and never delayed.

## The connector (MCP)

- Address: https://ringmaster.oheyinc.com/mcp (streamable HTTP, OAuth sign in, or a Bearer key).
- Works with Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT (developer mode), Cursor, VS Code and any MCP client.
- Add it in Claude: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http ringmaster https://ringmaster.oheyinc.com/mcp. Cursor: Settings, MCP, Add. VS Code: MCP: Add Server, HTTP. ChatGPT: Settings, Developer mode, Connectors, Create, OAuth.
- Both plans connect the same way: Free reads the books and ranking one trading day behind, Membership reads tonight. Plans and prices: https://oheyinc.com/pricing.html
- Instructions for every client: https://oheyinc.com/ai.html
- It carries twenty nine
  read only tools, offers six ready made prompts and a guide resource, and six skills a client
  can load. Nothing writes, trades or places an order.
  - Books and ranking: get_todays_book (Trade Cards), get_tonight_book, get_book_history,
    scan_ranking (sortable by rank, IV rank or expected move), get_universe.
  - One name: get_desk_view, get_name_card, get_name_history, compare_names, get_analyst_note,
    get_price_history.
  - Options: get_options_positioning (open interest, IV by expiry, skew, dollar gamma by strike),
    get_options_board, get_options_changes, get_options_flow (what changed hands),
    get_options_history (IV history), get_levels_replay (how the levels moved over recent
    closes, and the forecast for the trading days ahead).
  - Market: get_market_conditions, get_sectors, get_market_radar, get_headlines, get_calendar,
    get_filings.
  - Record and research: get_record, search_graveyard, get_my_record_trail.
  - Search and fetch, for ChatGPT's chat and deep research.
- Every tool, one line each (Free plan in brackets):
  - get_todays_book: Trade Cards: tonight's signals with an option strategy and a limit for each, and the Trending, Favourites, Leaders, Themes and Indexes lists. [one trading day behind]
  - get_tonight_book: The model book: five names bullish and five bearish, equal weight. [one trading day behind]
  - get_book_history: What the published model book held on a past trading day. [one trading day behind]
  - scan_ranking: The evening ranking of about a thousand names, filterable by side and sector, sortable by rank, IV rank or expected move. [one trading day behind]
  - get_universe: The coverage list and the liquidity screen behind it, with a covered or not covered answer for names you give. [one trading day behind]
  - get_desk_view: Which way the desk leans on one name, its win rate, and two levels the name already turned at. [one trading day behind]
  - get_name_card: One name's ranks at 10, 20 and 45 trading days, whether the model book holds it, its flags and last night's chain reading. [one trading day behind]
  - get_name_history: How one name's place in the ranking moved over recent trading days. [one trading day behind]
  - compare_names: Up to six tickers side by side as one table. [one trading day behind]
  - get_analyst_note: The desk's published note for one ticker. [opening paragraph only]
  - get_price_history: Up to five years of daily bars for one name, split adjusted. [never delayed]
  - get_options_positioning: One name's open interest, implied volatility by expiry, skew, and open interest and dollar gamma by strike. [never delayed]
  - get_options_board: Every covered name as one options table (the names on the Trade Cards Screener tab), sortable by open interest, implied volatility or overnight change. [never delayed]
  - get_options_changes: One name's option chain across the two latest nightly captures, each figure as a pair. [never delayed]
  - get_options_flow: How many contracts on one name changed hands, by side and by expiry. [never delayed]
  - get_options_history: One name's implied volatility history, or its recent gamma and delta replay. [never delayed]
  - get_levels_replay: How one name's option levels moved over its recent closes, with the plan and the expected move at each, then the forecast range for each trading day to the expiry with its record, and the scenarios with their chances. [never delayed]
  - get_market_conditions: The volatility label, how many names were ranked, the coverage screen, and the bullish and bearish counts. [one trading day behind]
  - get_sectors: Each sector's bullish and bearish split and how far it moved since the last trading day. [one trading day behind]
  - get_market_radar: One Market Radar section: report dates, filings, short sale volume, monthly patterns, mood readings, advancers and decliners, economic series, grade changes, insider trades or news items. [never delayed]
  - get_headlines: The live news feed, tagged with tickers and categories, each item with a line restating figures the desk already publishes. [headlines never delayed, the restating line one trading day behind]
  - get_calendar: The scheduled economic releases and the covered companies due to report, inside a window you choose. [never delayed]
  - get_filings: Congressional and insider filings on one ticker as filed, with who filed and when. [never delayed]
  - get_record: The public paper record: the headline cells, exit rules, competitor comparison and forward ledger. [never delayed]
  - search_graveyard: Search what the firm tried and retired, with what each study measured and its verdict. [never delayed]
  - get_my_record_trail: Your own rows in the delivery trail, with the hashes over them. [never delayed]
  - search: Find something on this desk: guides, covered names, books, the record and retired research. Built for ChatGPT. [never delayed]
  - fetch: Read one thing in full by its id. Built for ChatGPT. [never delayed]
- An account is required. The connector is free to add on any plan. A free account reads the
  books and the ranking one trading day behind; Membership reads tonight. Options, the record and
  the retired research are never delayed.
- Fair use is 600 requests a day per account. Every answer carries a stamp naming the trading
  day, the publication time, a receipt over the figures and the page to check it against.
- Six skills a client such as Claude can load beside it:
  - https://oheyinc.com/skills/read-the-evening-book/SKILL.md
  - https://oheyinc.com/skills/screen-for-premium/SKILL.md
  - https://oheyinc.com/skills/ask-the-desks-view/SKILL.md
  - https://oheyinc.com/skills/study-a-name/SKILL.md
  - https://oheyinc.com/skills/check-the-record/SKILL.md
  - https://oheyinc.com/skills/read-the-options-chain/SKILL.md

## Plans

- **Free.** $0, permanent. Trade Cards and the model book, one trading day behind, complete. Each
  card is priced from the option chain of its own trading day. Tonight, Free sees the first two
  names of the model book. The options screens and live market data are current.
- **Membership.** $19 a month or $190 a year. Tonight's Trade Cards and model book, the same evening. It
  opens with a 14 day free trial, a card is required, and nothing is charged until it ends.
  Twelve months bought one at a time would be $228, so paying yearly saves $38. Cancel an annual
  part way through and we refund the whole months you have not used.
- Details: https://oheyinc.com/pricing.html

## What RingMaster is not

- Not personal advice. Everything is published research, the same for every reader. It never
  looks at a reader's holdings, money or account.
- Not a broker. Ohey holds no custody, connects to no brokerage account and places no orders.
- The ranking is not a price forecast. The models rank names against each other. A rank does not
  say which way a price will go, how far, or when. The one forecast the desk publishes is the
  Levels Replay range for each trading day to an expiry, printed beside option prices alone with
  its record.
- Not a record of real money. Every figure shown is paper trading, hypothetical and fee free.

## Pages

- [Home and FAQ](https://oheyinc.com/): what RingMaster is, with an options trader's FAQ.
- [RingMaster in your AI](https://oheyinc.com/ai.html): the MCP connector page, its tools, screenshots.
- [The method](https://oheyinc.com/method.html): how names are ranked and how a signal becomes an
  option strategy.
- [Guides](https://oheyinc.com/guides/): how to read each screen, for options traders.
  - [Changed Hands](https://oheyinc.com/guides/changed-hands.html)
  - [Chart Grid](https://oheyinc.com/guides/chart-grid.html)
  - [Chart Wall](https://oheyinc.com/guides/chart-wall.html)
  - [Checking the record](https://oheyinc.com/guides/checking-the-record.html)
  - [Copy for AI](https://oheyinc.com/guides/copy-for-your-ai.html)
  - [Earnings Radar](https://oheyinc.com/guides/earnings-radar.html)
  - [How to study a name](https://oheyinc.com/guides/how-to-study-a-name.html)
  - [Which kind of investor this desk serves](https://oheyinc.com/guides/investing-styles.html)
  - [Levels Replay](https://oheyinc.com/guides/levels-replay.html)
  - [Market Map](https://oheyinc.com/guides/market-map.html)
  - [Market Scan](https://oheyinc.com/guides/market-scan.html)
  - [Getting started with options on this desk](https://oheyinc.com/guides/options-for-beginners.html)
  - [Options strategy families, and which readings they answer to](https://oheyinc.com/guides/options-strategies.html)
  - [An options trader's evening on RingMaster](https://oheyinc.com/guides/options-trader-evening.html)
  - [An options trader's FAQ](https://oheyinc.com/guides/options-trader-faq.html)
  - [Positioning Replay](https://oheyinc.com/guides/positioning-replay.html)
  - [Price Chart](https://oheyinc.com/guides/price-chart.html)
  - [Rank by Timeframe](https://oheyinc.com/guides/rank-by-timeframe.html)
  - [Rank Not Return](https://oheyinc.com/guides/rank-not-return.html)
  - [Reading panes side by side](https://oheyinc.com/guides/reading-panes-together.html)
  - [Reading The Options Suite](https://oheyinc.com/guides/reading-the-options-suite.html)
  - [Release Calendar](https://oheyinc.com/guides/release-calendar.html)
  - [RingMaster in your AI](https://oheyinc.com/guides/ringmaster-in-your-ai.html)
  - [Sector Split](https://oheyinc.com/guides/sector-flux.html)
  - [Star Field](https://oheyinc.com/guides/signal-galaxy.html)
  - [Since Yesterday](https://oheyinc.com/guides/since-yesterday.html)
  - [Signal History](https://oheyinc.com/guides/strength-vs-stability.html)
  - [The Layouts](https://oheyinc.com/guides/the-layouts.html)
  - [The Panes](https://oheyinc.com/guides/the-panes.html)
  - [The phone app](https://oheyinc.com/guides/the-phone-app.html)
  - [The Record](https://oheyinc.com/guides/the-record.html)
  - [Timeframe Agreement](https://oheyinc.com/guides/timeframe-agreement.html)
  - [Trade Cards](https://oheyinc.com/guides/todays-book.html)
  - [Trade study](https://oheyinc.com/guides/todays-study.html)
  - [Using a Trade Card in a broker's options scanner](https://oheyinc.com/guides/trade-card-in-a-broker-scanner.html)
  - [Watchlist](https://oheyinc.com/guides/watchlist.html)
  - [What not to do with what you see](https://oheyinc.com/guides/what-not-to-do.html)
  - [What this desk can and cannot tell you](https://oheyinc.com/guides/what-this-desk-can-and-cannot-tell-you.html)
  - [Where to look for what](https://oheyinc.com/guides/where-to-look.html)
  - [Which kind of trader this desk serves](https://oheyinc.com/guides/who-this-desk-is-for.html)
  - [Words the desk uses](https://oheyinc.com/guides/words-the-desk-uses.html)
  - [Your first ten minutes](https://oheyinc.com/guides/your-first-ten-minutes.html)
- [Stocks](https://oheyinc.com/stocks/): one page per covered stock, fund and index, such as
  https://oheyinc.com/stocks/nvda and https://oheyinc.com/stocks/spx. Each carries IV rank, the
  expected move, call and put walls, flow, earnings and filings from the latest close. It also
  carries the model's signal from the trading day before, as the Free plan shows it.
- [Markets](https://oheyinc.com/markets/): market wide pages such as unusual options volume,
  the earnings calendar, signals and sectors.
- [Compare](https://oheyinc.com/compare/): two names side by side, such as
  https://oheyinc.com/compare/amd-vs-nvda. Each sets IV rank, implied volatility, implied move,
  gamma, put/call ratio and options traded beside each other, with the model's signal from the
  trading day before, as the Free plan shows it.
- [Pricing](https://oheyinc.com/pricing.html)
- [About](https://oheyinc.com/about.html)
- [Disclosures](https://oheyinc.com/disclosures.html)
- [The Record](https://ringmaster.oheyinc.com/performance.html): the public paper record.
- [Terms of Service](https://oheyinc.com/terms.html)
- [Privacy Policy](https://oheyinc.com/privacy.html)
- [RingMaster app](https://ringmaster.oheyinc.com/): the product, in the browser, behind a login.
- Sitemaps: https://oheyinc.com/sitemap.xml, https://oheyinc.com/guides/sitemap.xml,
  https://ringmaster.oheyinc.com/sitemap.xml, https://oheyinc.com/stocks/sitemap.xml,
  https://oheyinc.com/compare/sitemap.xml

## Disclosure

Ohey Inc is not a registered investment adviser. Nothing it publishes is personal advice, every
figure shown is paper trading, and you should speak with a licensed adviser before acting.
Investing involves risk of loss, including loss of principal. Any strategy can stop working.

## Contact

- Email: contact@oheyinc.com
- Homepage: https://oheyinc.com/