Profits from Buying a Put Option: Payoff Diagram 👍
Payoff diagram for Put Options. https://ift.tt/SdH3dq PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO SO WE CAN DO MORE! A put option gives us the right but not the obligation to sell a specific underlying asset at a specific strike price at a specific point in time in the future. Let's examine two different payoff diagrams to see what our option contract will be worth at expiry and what our profit and loss will be (dependent on what we paid as premium for the option). - Let's say Company XYZ trading at $50 - We have purchased a put option with a strike price of $50 to expire at some fixed point the future. - Let's assume the Put carries an Option Premium of $10 - If the company went bust and it ended traded at $0 - that's great for us as a put option holder as we can sell the stock option at $50. - Let's say the price of XYZ ends at $10. The put option would have $40 of value. - Let's say the price of XYZ ends at $60. The put option wouldn't have any value. The maximum loss is limited to the price of the put option premium irrespective how high the stock price rises.
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