About Frenzy Capital
Frenzy Capital is a free market-analytics platform for retail investors and options traders. It brings quotes, options analytics, screeners, regulatory filings, fund holdings, and prediction-market pricing into one place, and shows the working behind every number it derives.
Who runs this
Frenzy Capital is an independently operated project, built and maintained by a small team with a background in software engineering and quantitative analysis. We are not a broker-dealer, not a registered investment adviser, and we do not manage money for anyone.
Questions, corrections, and bug reports are genuinely welcome — get in touch.
What the platform covers
- Quotes & options analytics — price history, technical indicators, implied-volatility rank, expected move, and full options chains across thousands of symbols.
- Screeners — income and volatility strategies (covered calls and cash-secured puts, iron condors, term structure, skew, volatility arbitrage) plus equity screens for momentum, reversals, short interest, and fair value.
- Regulatory filings — Form 4 insider transactions, Form 144 notices, 13F institutional holdings, and fund-level holdings data.
- Macro & rates — FOMC rate-move probabilities derived from Fed Funds futures.
- Prediction markets — live and resolved contract pricing, event pages, calibration history, and cross-venue arbitrage.
- Alternative datasets — IPO calendar, GPU rental pricing, and retail gasoline prices.
How our numbers are calculated
Anything the platform derives — a score, a rank, a fair value — is documented. We would rather you disagree with a published method than trust an unexplained number.
- Spread scoring algorithm — how options spreads are ranked.
- Wheel screener methodology — how excess annualized expected return is computed.
Market data is sourced from commercial market-data providers and public regulatory filings. Figures may be delayed, incomplete, or revised.
What this is not
Nothing on this site is investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security. Screener output and model scores are the result of mechanical calculations over historical and current data — they are not predictions, and they carry no assurance of future results. Options trading in particular carries substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor.
Always verify quotes and positions with your broker before trading. Full terms are in our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.