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Break-even
Options
O que significa
The underlying price at which an option trade results in zero profit at expiration. For call options, break-even is strike price + premium per share. For put options, break-even is strike price - premium per share. The underlying must move past the break-even point at expiration for the trade to be profitable.
Exemplo
You buy a call with a $500 strike and $3 premium. The break-even price is $503. If SPY closes at $503 at expiration, you make $0 profit. If it closes above $503, you profit; if it closes below $503, you lose money (up to the full $300 premium if SPY is at or below $500).
Erro comum de iniciantes
Beginners think they only need the underlying to move in their direction to profit, but they forget to account for the premium paid. You need the underlying to move far enough to cover the premium before you can start making money.
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