Get Started
Much of the website is free, but some areas require you to register. We suggest you do so now so that you can continue uninterrupted. This section will give you step-by-step instructions on how to get started.
Tutorials
Your first stop should be the tutorials. Initially you will learn how all of the searches are organized. When you conduct your first search, you will actually determine which Types of trades you are looking for. This section defines each Type so that you know what you are selecting. As you dig deeper into this section you will learn about the concept of Class. Some generalizations have been made about the nature of the stocks you will be viewing. This area is clearly illustrated with good and bad examples. As you drill down even further into the tutorials you will find the cornerstone of our searches. It is called the Set-up. Three Set-up examples are covered using a variety of time horizons. This section includes charts with annotations, detailed documentation above and below the charts and a possible trading approach to each situation. Each Set-up concludes with a bad candidate and it identifies situations that should be avoided. By the time you are finished with the tutorials you should know how they are organized and you should have a fundamental understanding of the patterns you will be looking for.
Reports
OneOption conducts its own searches everyday. It uses the screening process we teach to identify candidates and then it continues the analysis using our approach. We call the entire methodology – OneWay. The Reports reinforce the whole process from start to finish and they help subscribers “put it all together”. Only subscribers are able to view the real-time Reports, however anyone can view past issues. We want everyone to have access to this resource so that they can become self-sufficient. Some of you might not be that patient and you just want to start “flipping” charts. In that case, start with the Scanner.
Scanner
The Scanner page includes pre-configured searches that should be of interest. Each week we will rotate a new Scan into the area. Our Scans might give you an idea of how you can organize your own Scanner page. Select one of the searches and you will see the format for all of the searches. The search delivers a series of symbols and they are sorted by net change. For bullish searches the results will be listed in descending order with the largest gainers appearing at the top of the list. For bearish searches, the symbols will be listed in ascending order with the largest losers listed first. Click on a symbol and a chart will pop-up. The chart is free-floating and you can strategically position it within the page. In the upper left corner of the chart you will notice that different time horizons can be selected.
Custom
Before you can access our proprietary searches and customize your own pages, you will need to subscribe to the OneOption Scanner. As a subscriber you can go to the Custom area of the web site and start configuring a page that matches your trading profile. You will be asked to define a series of variables.
- Identify the column you would like to configure (1-6).
- Select your market bias (bullish/bearish).
- Select your time horizon (day/week).
- Select the pattern (reversal/continuation)
- Select the trigger (early/confirmed)
- Select the Set-up.
- Once the Set-up has been selected, you will see the column populate. Sometimes, the column will have many symbols, other times it will not. It is dependent on the set-up and current market conditions.
- Click on a symbol to bring up a chart.
Once you have configured the whole page to your liking, use the button in the lower left corner to Save and Name the page as a Scan. From this point forward, you will find the page under the Scanner section.
Once you’ve had some fun with it, you should return here and read The Approach. It will once again tie everything together. You might also consider reading
the FAQs.