Opening Overview
High-level summary of how Toll Booth decides when to open a covered call: top-level buying-power gates, instrument readiness, candidate selection, and the first loop through eligible options.
Central hub for Toll Booth covered call documentation and examples, including opening, lifecycle, selection and pricing, rolling, closing, and the nightly symbols table.
High-level summary of how Toll Booth decides when to open a covered call: top-level buying-power gates, instrument readiness, candidate selection, and the first loop through eligible options.
Long-form technical documentation for covered call opening: how the trade resource is built from chains, pricing stages, open-readiness layers, and order construction with risk clamps and anti-collision checks.
Conceptual mermaid diagrams showing how covered call positions are opened, closed, and scalped inside Toll Booth, including high-level open/close and equity scalp flows.
How covered call candidates are generated, filtered, and scored: delta and DTE regimes, EDM and expected-move gates, bid/ask and strike floors, and the open-pricing pipelines.
Summary of the covered call rolling workflow: how positions become roll-ready, how templates and candidates are chosen, and the economic and risk checks that must pass before a roll order is placed.
High-level closing process for covered calls, including how positions become close-ready, single-leg and spread checks, STOP_LIMIT behavior, and post-placement lifecycle and monitoring.
Nightly-generated symbols table summarizing theoretical covered call returns, implied and historical volatility, and average annualized return metrics across eligible underlyings.