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Screening Filters

1. is_optionable: True

   • Purpose: To ensure that the stocks in the screener have options available for trading.
   • Rationale: Since the user is specifically looking for stocks to sell puts, it is essential that the stocks have an active options market. Without this filter, the screener might include stocks that do not support options trading, making them irrelevant to the query.

2. option_iv_rank: {'min': '70'}

   • Purpose: To identify stocks with high implied volatility (IV) relative to their historical IV range.
   • Rationale: High IV Rank indicates that the current IV is elevated compared to the stock's historical levels, which typically results in higher option premiums. This aligns with the user's goal of finding stocks with the highest premiums for selling puts.

3. weekly_average_turnover: {'min': '1000000'}

   • Purpose: To filter for stocks with sufficient trading volume and liquidity.
   • Rationale: High turnover ensures that the underlying stock is actively traded, which generally translates to better liquidity in the options market. This is crucial for smooth execution of trades and tighter bid-ask spreads, reducing transaction costs for the user.

4. beta: ['ModerateRisk', 'HighRisk']

   • Purpose: To include stocks with moderate to high market sensitivity.
   • Rationale: Stocks with higher beta values tend to exhibit greater price volatility, which often correlates with higher implied volatility in their options. This makes them more likely to offer attractive premiums for selling puts.

5. pe_ttm: {'max': '20'}

   • Purpose: To focus on stocks with relatively low price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios.
   • Rationale: A low P/E ratio can indicate that a stock is undervalued or has strong earnings relative to its price. This filter helps identify fundamentally sound stocks that may be less risky to sell puts on, even if their IV is high.

6. dividend_yield_ttm: {'min': '2'}

   • Purpose: To prioritize stocks with a minimum dividend yield of 2%.
   • Rationale: Stocks with a solid dividend yield can provide an additional layer of safety for put sellers. If the stock is assigned (i.e., the put is exercised), the user would own a stock that generates income through dividends, making it a more attractive holding.

Why Results Match:

• The filters collectively address the user's request for stocks with high IV and attractive premiums for selling puts. High IV Rank ensures elevated premiums, while liquidity (via turnover) and options availability ensure that the trades can be executed efficiently.
• The inclusion of beta ensures that the stocks are volatile enough to have high IV, while the P/E and dividend yield filters focus on stocks with stronger fundamentals, reducing the risk of assignment on low-quality stocks.
• Together, these filters strike a balance between maximizing premium potential and managing risk, aligning with the user's goal of selling puts on high-IV stocks.