Spot/Futures Signals to Two-Legged Options Execution Module
Here is a two-legged options execution Tradingview module for the Algomojo trading platform where users can easily configure 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)Configure various styles of two-legged options execution strategies. Supports 9 types of two-legged options trading strategies. 2)Configure separate options trading strategies for long-entry and short-entry signals in spot/futures charts 3)Place Larger Option Orders by Splitting Larger Orders into multiple small orders. 4)Option Strike calculation at Tradingview end (Trades can configure the Underlying symbol as Spot./Futures) based on their trading requirement)accordingly, options strikes will be calculated. 5)Easy to configure the module by configuring block 3 and mapping the signals to block 4 in the below-mentioned code 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
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