Warrant Screener窝轮筛选

Rating — The rating reads two things: whether you can get in and out, and whether the warrant is dear. It still says nothing about fast or slow, which is your own choice. Three stars = decay under 1%/day, spread within 2 ticks, and more than 30 days of trading left. A premium over 35% then costs one star, so a dear warrant never rates ✦✦✦ however tightly it trades.
Pace — Pace is the issuer's own effective gearing: how far this warrant moves when the company's share moves 1%. Turn is the same thing from the other side — how many ticks the share must move before this warrant ticks once.
Issuer — The live matrix is published by each issuer, on its own site. We link to it rather than copying it — a saved copy would be a stale price shown as a firm one.
TOP RATED — At most two per company, on a rule you can check yourself: ✦✦✦ first, then set aside the fast ones (pace is your own preference, not ours to choose), anything over 35% premium, and anything with under 60 trading days left (too little runway for the share to move). What is left is ordered by spread in ticks, then premium, then daily decay. Nothing in it reads a view on the share price and none of it is advice — only "under the standard printed on this page, these rank highest" — rated on dealing cost, holding cost and runway, nothing else. A company with nothing that clears the standard gets no mark; blank is better than a mark that means nothing.