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Earnings, ex-dividend, price & option chains for any ticker or company name. US tickers only for now.

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What is StrikePeek?

StrikePeek is a free options analytics tool for US-listed stocks. Type one or more tickers — or just the company name and pick the ticker from the suggestions — and get a compact dashboard built for options sellers and premium traders: the full option chain for any expiry, open interest levels that matter, and the key event dates that move premiums.

Option chains with annualized yields

Every call and put row shows last, bid, ask, volume, and open interest — plus an annualized yield (premium / strike × 365 / days to expiry), so covered call writers and cash-secured put sellers can compare income across strikes and expiries at a glance.

Open interest ladder, call/put walls & max pain

The open interest by strike view aggregates OI across all expiries (or one expiry) and highlights the call wall, put wall, and max pain — the strikes where option positioning is concentrated and where price often gravitates toward expiration.

Earnings, expected moves & ex-dividend dates

See the next earnings date with the expected move implied by the at-the-money straddle, and the next ex-dividend date with dividend yield — the two events every option seller checks before opening a position.

Analyst price targets

Each ticker shows the 12-month analyst consensus — average price target with the low–high range, analyst count, and buy/hold/sell rating — compared to the current price.

Fair price estimates

Alongside the analyst target, each ticker shows an estimated fair value blended from several valuation models, and — where available — two earnings-based fair prices built off the stock's own forecast EPS: one using a fair value multiple derived from its expected growth rate, the other using its own 5-year normal P/E. Each is shown twice — what it says the stock is worth today, and where that multiple puts the price at the end of the ~3-year analyst estimate window — so you can see the gap close or widen over time. Together they're a quick sanity check on how far the market sits from where different models, and the stock's own history, put it — before you pick a strike.

Quotes are indicative and delayed ~15 minutes; open interest is from the previous session. StrikePeek is an informational tool, not investment advice. US-listed tickers only for now.