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Long calls and puts — enter your strike, premium, and where the stock ends up. See your profit, breakeven, and the full payoff picture before you buy.

Strike price ($)

Premium paid / share ($) — what the option costs

Contracts

Stock price at expiration ($) — or today's price to see current value

Profit / Loss

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Return

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Intrinsic value

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Breakeven

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Position cost

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Max loss

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Payoff at expiration

Profit zone Loss zone Breakeven Strike

If it expires worthless

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At your stock price

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Educational tool only — not financial advice. Assumes you hold to expiration; selling early changes the math (time value). One contract = 100 shares. Options can expire worthless — never risk more than you can afford to lose.

Buying options (30-second version)

A call bets the stock goes up past strike + premium. A put bets it drops below strike − premium.
Your max loss is the premium. That's the whole appeal — defined risk, uncapped upside on calls.
Breakeven isn't the strike. You need the stock past strike plus what you paid. Most beginners forget the premium.