Call Option Calculator: Profit, Breakeven and Black-Scholes Price

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Simple mode calculates profit at expiry. Black-Scholes mode also prices the option and shows Greeks.
The current market price of the underlying stock.
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The price at which you have the right to buy 100 shares per contract.
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The price you paid for one call option (covers 100 shares per contract).
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Each contract covers 100 shares. Total cost = premium x contracts x 100.
The stock price you expect at expiration. The calculator shows your P/L at this price.
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Breakeven priceProfitable at target
$158.50

Stock must reach this price at expiry to cover the premium paid

Maximum loss$350.00
P/L at target price$650.00
Return on premium185.7%
Intrinsic value (current)$0.00
P/L at target$650.00
Max loss (premium)$350.00
Intrinsic value now$0.00

Trade is profitable at $165.00 with a 185.7% return on premium.

  • Your breakeven at expiry is $158.50 per share. The stock must close above that price for the trade to be profitable.
  • Your maximum loss is $350.00, which is the total premium you paid. This happens if the stock closes at or below $155.00 on expiry.
  • At your target of $165.00, the trade earns $650.00, a 185.7% return on the premium paid.
  • The option is $5.00 out of the money. The entire $3.50 premium is time value that decays to zero if the stock does not rise above the strike before expiry.

Next stepSwitch to Black-Scholes mode to see the theoretical fair price and Greeks, which help you judge whether the market is overpricing or underpricing this option.

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