Greypacket · How it works

Your rule is saved today. Monitoring is not.

Each account can save and manage one stock-options rule in a private workspace. Live market monitoring is a provider-dependent possibility for the future, not a feature available today.

Available today

One owner-defined rule, kept in one private account.

The account owner chooses the option contract and expiration, sets strike and premium conditions, and chooses the contract size. The workspace saves those choices for that account.

01

Choose the contract

Set the underlying symbol, call or put, and expiration date for the option contract.

02

Set conditions and size

Choose the strike and premium conditions, then specify the number of contracts.

03

Save and manage it

Create or edit the rule, then activate or pause it. Saved values persist. Activating or pausing only saves the rule’s state; it does not start monitoring or submit an order.

Future possibility · provider-dependent

Monitoring would need a market-data connection first.

If a market-data provider is selected and connected in a future version, an owner-defined rule could be compared with data from that provider. Greypacket has not selected or connected a market-data or brokerage provider, so live monitoring is not available today.

  1. Owner-defined

    The saved rule sets the contract and conditions.

  2. Connection required

    A market-data provider would have to be selected and connected.

  3. Not available today

    No live market monitoring is running.

Current limits

What Greypacket does not do

  • It does not make investment decisions.
  • It does not guarantee returns.
  • It does not hold funds.
  • It does not currently place live orders.

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