Room Receipt

• From the session after the call. The call day's bar holds prices from before the call was sent, so it is only checked: if it already touched the target or the stop, the call abstains.
• Target first or stop first. The first later bar that trades a level settles the call. A bar that opens through a level settles it at the open, its first price.
• Abstained inside one bar. When the same bar trades both levels, a daily bar does not hold their order, so the call is counted as abstained, never guessed.
• Unsettled. Neither level traded within the sessions you set (20 by default).
• The same days, reversed. Each call is flipped: the same distances to its target and stop, from its entry or the call day's close, pointed the other way. A room that adds nothing scores about what its reversals score.

Whether a call was really sent on the date you pasted, or at what time of day. The dates and levels are your word, and every result says so; only the bars are evidence. It cannot see calls the room never sent, and it holds no futures or index bars, so those calls abstain. Under 20 settled calls it prints counts and withholds the shares.

For an options record of credit spreads and iron condors, use the track record checker, which settles each row on the expiry close.