Spot/Futures Signals to Two Legged Options Execution Module
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Here is a two-legged options execution Amibroker module for the Algomojo trading platform where users can simply drag and drop the module on top of their own trading logic to convert any spot/futures signals into 9 types of two-legged options execution modules. Features of the Two-Legged Options Execution Module: 1) Simple Drag and Drop Module on top of any Amibroker trading strategy with the proper buy, sell, short, and cover defined variables. 2) Configure various styles of two-legged options execution strategies. Supports 9 types of two-legged options trading strategies. 3) Configure separate options trading strategies for long-entry and short-entry signals in spot/futures charts 4) Place Smart Option Orders to intelligent send orders by manipulating the current existing positions. 5) Place Larger Option Orders by Splitting Larger Orders into multiple small orders. 6) Option Strike calculation at Amibroker end (Trades can configure the Underlying symbol as Spot./Futures) based on their trading requirement) accordingly, options strikes will be calculated. Here are the Supported Two-Legged Options Trading Strategies: Credit Spread: Selling an option at one strike price and buying an option at a lower strike price. Debit Spread: Buying an option at one strike price and selling an option at a higher strike price. Straddle: buying a call and a put option with the same strike price and expiration date. Strangle: buying a call option with a higher strike price and a put option with a lower strike price Synthetic Futures: Buying/Selling a call option and selling/Buying a put option of the same strike price and expiration date Diagonal Spread: Buying a call or put option with a longer expiration date and selling a call or put option with a shorter expiration date and a different strike price. Calendar Spread: Buying a call or put option with a longer expiration date and selling a call or put option with a shorter expiration date. Ratio Spread: Buying a call or put option at one strike price and selling multiple options at a different strike price Ratio Back Spread: Buying multiple options at one strike price and selling an option at a different strike price