AS YOU HAVE SHORT A PUT, YOU ARE WRITER OF PUT OPTION.
FOR A WRITER, THE PREMIUM IS INCOME = 2.50
IF PRICE DECREASES, THE PAYOFF WILL BE NEGATIVE FOR WRITER OF A PUT OPTION
AS YOU HAVE RECEIVED A PREMIUM OF 2.5, YOU WILL NOT INCUR ANY LOSS TILL PRICE DECREASES BY 2.5.
SO
BREAK EVEN PRICE = EXERCISE PRICE - PREMIUM RECEIVED = 150 - 2.5 = 147.5
ANSWER : 147.5 (Thumbs up please)
You short a put option for a price of $2.5 per share with an excercise price...
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