In Example 3.4, you bought two Nike 140 put contracts for $562. Suppose that the expiration date

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In Example 3.4, you bought two Nike 140 put contracts for $562. Suppose that the expiration date arrives and Nike is selling for $130 per share. How did you do? What’s the break-even stock price, that is, the stock price at which you just make enough to cover your $562 cost?

Example 3.4

Suppose you want the right to sell 200 shares of Nike sometime before February 18, 2022, at a price of $140. In light of the information in Figure 3.5, what contract should you buy? How much will it cost you?

Figure 3.5

FIGURE 3.5 NKE US Equity 15 Actions 90 Export. 97 Settings. NIKE INC-CL B 2.02 1144.75 Exp 21-Jan-22- 142.73

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