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Risk Disclosure

Last updated September 19, 2026

Please read this before using AO to inform any trade.

Options are high risk

Options trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for every investor. You can lose the entire amount you pay for an option, and some strategies (such as selling options or spreads) can lose more than you put in. Before trading options, read the Options Clearing Corporation's Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options.

Short-dated options (0DTE / 1DTE) move fastest

Same-day and next-day options can gain or lose most of their value within minutes. Time decay, fast price moves, wide bid/ask spreads and sudden changes in implied volatility (especially at the open, around news, and near the close) can turn a small move against you into a total loss.

What AO scores mean

AO's 1–5 read, scores out of 100, levels (such as king nodes, flip zones and walls), flow and contract examples show how a setup lines up with AO's criteria at a moment in time. They are educational context, not recommendations, and not the probability that a trade will make money. A high score can still lose.

Samples, previews and past results

Screenshots and examples on this site use sample data unless clearly labeled otherwise. Past market behavior, past positioning and past results — ours or anyone else's — do not guarantee future results.

Data can be wrong or late

AO depends on third-party market data that can be delayed, incomplete or inaccurate. Always confirm prices and contracts with your broker before you trade.

Your decision

AO is an educational publisher, not an investment adviser or broker. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, size positions for your own risk tolerance, and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional.

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