1)COuld you please guidde me how can i see my profit/loss that i have made using sell/buy put/call of a option.I have gone throught the provided algorithms like iron condor given in option tutorial series but i am not able to find how to ge the exact aggregate profit once the expiry happens for a option.
2)What should be taken as premium like ask price,bid price,etc?
It will be helpfull if you can use iron condor(or any) as a example to help in understanding.
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Hey Akash,1.
We can find the profit for a security by accessing
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self.Portfolio[security.Symbol].Profitand the total profit of our portfolio with
self.Portfolio.TotalProfitLet's calculate the profit when an option exercise order is submitted by the algorithm. We can detect this in the OnOrderEvent method, which fires each time there is a new order or an order is updated.
def OnOrderEvent(self, orderEvent):
order = self.Transactions.GetOrderById(orderEvent.OrderId)
if order.Type == OrderType.OptionExercise:
self.Debug(f"{orderEvent.Symbol} Profit: {self.Portfolio[orderEvent.Symbol].Profit}, Total Profit: {self.Portfolio.TotalProfit}")I've attached a backtest which demonstrates this using the iron condor template from the tutorial.
2. You can use the last close price to calculate the premium. Lean assumes all orders are completely filled at the current market price. You can learn more about fill models in the documentation.
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