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Latest revision as of 19:25, 27 August 2020
A put option gives the buyer of the option the right to sell the underlying asset at a fixed price at any time prior to the expiration date of the option. The buyer pays a price for this right.
At expiration,
- If the value of the underlying asset (S) < Strike Price(K)
- -> Buyer makes the difference: K-S
- If the value of the underlying asset (S) > Strike Price (K)
- -> Buyer does not exercise
More generally,
- The value of a put decreases as the value of the underlying asset increases
- The value of a put increases as the value of the underlying asset decreases
A Pay-off Diagram for a buyer of put option looks like this: you start out with a loss and gain profit if the actual share price becomes lower than the strikeprice. Buying a put option buys you protection against lower stock prices.
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<script>
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox3', {boundingbox: [-40, 150, 300, -150], keepaspectratio:true, axis:true});
var strikepriceslider = board.create('slider', [[0,0],[300,0], [0.0,100, 300]], {name:'strikeprice'}, {withLabel: false});
var putpriceslider = board.create('slider', [[0,0],[0,-300], [0.0,-100, -300]], {name:'callprice write'}, {withLabel: false});
var strikepriceline= board.create('line', [[function(){return strikepriceslider.X()}, function(){return -150}],[function(){return strikepriceslider.X()},function (){return 200}]],{'strokeColor':'red', 'dash':'true'});
var writingputoptionarrow1 = board.create('arrow', [[function(){return strikepriceslider.X()+200}, function(){return putpriceslider.Y()}],[function(){return strikepriceslider.X()},function (){return putpriceslider.Y()}]],{'strokeColor':'yellow'});
var writingoptionarrow2 = board.create('arrow', [[function(){return strikepriceslider.X()}, function(){return putpriceslider.Y()}],[function(){return strikepriceslider.X()-200},function (){return putpriceslider.Y()+200}]],{'strokeColor':'yellow'});
</script>
A Pay-off Diagram for a seller of put option ('writing' a put') looks like this. In the interactive diagram below, the purple line represents the put for the seller:
See also: Call options