Decision Recipes

Comparing underlying symbol price allows you to choose whether a symbol’s price is above or below a specific value before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Comparing underlying symbol properties allows you to choose whether a property of an underlying symbol price is greater than, less than, or equal to a specific value before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating underlying symbol performance allows you to choose whether a symbol’s price has increased or decreased by a specific percentage over a set period of time before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Comparing underlying symbol price to an indicator allows you to choose whether a symbol’s price is above or below a moving average indicator with a defined time period. Here is how to use it.

Comparing multiple underlying symbol indicators allows you to compare the value of a symbol’s moving average indicator to the value of another moving average indicator for the same symbol, with different time periods. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating underlying symbol implied volatility rank allows you to choose whether a symbol’s IV rank is above or below a specific value before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating underlying symbol earnings reporting allows you to choose the number of days until a security’s next earnings report. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating underlying symbol price probability allows you to evaluate the probability of a symbol’s price being above or below a specific value in a certain number of days. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating underlying symbol probability within range allows you to evaluate the probability of a symbol’s price being within a range in a certain number of days. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating opportunity return expectations allows you to evaluate a position’s rate of return probability. Here is how to use it.

Comparing opportunity attributes allows you to reference a position’s attributes to make decisions. Here is how to use it.

Comparing opportunity leg attributes allows you to reference specific options leg attributes to make decisions. Here is how to use it.

Comparing opportunity bid-ask spread allows you to reference a position’s bid-ask spread before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating opportunity probabilities allows you to evaluate a position’s probability or profit to filter for opportunities when adding new positions.

Evaluating position performance allows you to evaluate whether a position’s premium has increased or decreased by a certain percentage. Here is how to use it.

Comparing position time to expiration allows you to reference a position’s time to expiration to make decisions. Here is how to use it.

Comparing position duration allows you to reference an open position’s duration from entry. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating position underlying symbol allows you to make decisions based on the underlying symbol of a position. Here is how to use it.

Comparing position properties allows you to reference specific position properties before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Comparing position leg properties allows you to reference specific options leg properties before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating position type allows you to make decisions based on an underlying position type. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating position side allows you to make decisions based on whether an underlying position is long or short. Here is how to use it.

Comparing an underlying symbol's price to a position leg allows you to make decisions based on a position’s underlying price relative to an option leg in the position. Here is how to use it.

Comparing bot position count to position type allows you to make decisions based on the number of a particular position type in a bot. Here is how to use it.

Comparing bot position count to underlying symbol allows you to make decisions based on the number of a particular symbol in a bot. Here is how to use it.

Evaluating underlying symbol indicator properties allows you to make decisions based on an indicator’s properties for an underlying symbol. Here is how to use it.

Comparing multiple underlying symbol indicator properties allows you to make decisions by comparing indicator property values for multiple underlying symbols. Here is how to use it.

Comparing VIX properties allows you to make decisions based on the VIX’s value before moving through the automation. Here is how to use it.