Today you are writing a put option on TSLA stock, which is currently valued at $200 per share. The put option has a strike price of $185, 4 months to expiration, and currently trades at a premium of $5.7 per share.
If at maturity the stock is trading at $163, what is your net profit on this position? Keep in mind that one option covers 100 shares.
Net profit=contract size*(MAX(Strike price-Spot price at
maturity,0)-put premium)=100*(MAX(185-163,0)-5.7)=1630.00
Today you are writing a put option on TSLA stock, which is currently valued at $200...
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