Track your Tradestation options expirations and assignment risk
Every morning, WebRun opens Tradestation, reads every open options position, flags any contract expiring within 3 trading days along with whether it is in or out of the money, adds a calendar event for expiration day, and sends a WhatsApp alert naming which positions carry real assignment risk.
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How do I track options expiration and assignment risk on Tradestation?
WebRun reads every open Tradestation options position each morning and flags any contract expiring within 3 trading days, noting whether it is in the money and carries assignment risk. It adds a calendar reminder for the expiration date and sends a WhatsApp alert naming at-risk positions, so nothing gets assigned as a surprise.
- No contract gets assigned as a surprise, since every risky one gets a 3-day heads-up
- In the money status is spelled out, not left for you to calculate
- A calendar and a same-day alert cover both routine and urgent reminders
Built for options traders · Tradestation users · active traders · premium sellers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.tradestation.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Tradestation - read open options positions
WebRun opens Tradestation to read open options positions. - Open Tradestation and read every open options position
- Capture the strike, expiration date, and current mark for each contract
- Flag any contract expiring within 3 trading days and note if it is in the money
Done when Every open position and its expiration status is captured for today.
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Google Calendar - add expiration reminders
WebRun opens Google Calendar to add expiration reminders. - Add an event on the expiration date for any contract expiring within 3 days
- Title it with the ticker, strike, and whether it is in or out of the money
- Skip a date already on the calendar from a prior run
Done when Every near-term expiration has a calendar event.
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WhatsApp - send the assignment risk alert
WebRun uses WhatsApp to send the assignment risk alert. - Send an alert naming any contract expiring within 3 days that is in the money
- State the strike, current mark, and estimated assignment risk in plain terms
- Send nothing on a day with no near-term in-the-money contract
Done when A WhatsApp alert went out for every real assignment risk, and nothing otherwise.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will WebRun close, roll, or exercise a position to manage assignment risk?
No. WebRun only reads your open positions and reports on expiration and assignment risk. It never places, closes, rolls, or exercises a contract, and it never moves funds in your account.
How does it decide a position carries assignment risk?
Any contract expiring within 3 trading days that is currently in the money is flagged, since those are the positions most likely to be assigned if held to expiration.
Why both a calendar event and a WhatsApp alert?
The calendar event is a standing reminder of the date itself, while the WhatsApp alert is the more urgent, same-day nudge specifically for positions with real assignment risk.
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