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    Put Option Calculator

    Put Details

    Put Analysis

    Profit / Loss at Current Price

    $-310.00

    Breakeven Price:$91.90
    Premium Paid:$310.00
    Max Profit:$9190.00
    Max Risk:$310.00
    A long put profits below $91.90 and expires worthless above the strike, losing the full $310.00 premium.

    Long puts versus cash-secured puts

    A long put is a bearish or hedging position: risk is limited to the premium and profit grows as the stock falls toward zero. A cash-secured put is the mirror image, collecting the premium in exchange for the obligation to buy shares at the strike, with capital set aside to cover it.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How do you calculate put option profit?

    Profit equals the strike price minus the stock price at expiration, minus the premium paid, multiplied by 100 shares per contract. The put expires worthless if the stock closes above the strike.

    What is a cash-secured put?

    Selling a put while holding enough cash to buy the shares at the strike. You keep the premium if the stock stays above the strike and buy the stock at an effective cost of strike minus premium if it does not.

    What is the breakeven on a long put?

    The strike price minus the premium paid. The stock must fall below that level by expiration for the trade to be profitable.

    How much can a put buyer lose?

    The premium paid, and no more. The maximum gain is the strike price minus the premium, reached only if the stock falls to zero.

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