A trader conducts a trading strategy by selling a call option with a strike price of $50 for $3 and selling a put option with a strike price of $40 for $4. Please draw a profit diagram of this strategy and identify the maximum gain, maximum loss, and break-even point. Hint: Write down a profit analysis matrix to help you draw the payoff lines.
Payoff of a short call option = P - Max[0, S-X]
Payoff of a short put option = P - Max[0, X-S]
S = underlying price at expiry,
X = strike price
P = premium received
Maximum gain = $7
Maximum loss = potentially unlimited (both the options are sold naked)
Upper breakeven = $57
Lower breakeven = $33
A trader conducts a trading strategy by selling a call option with a strike price of...
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