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Long Call

In a long call strategy, an investor buys a call option, anticipating that the price of the underlying asset will increase and generate a profit from the option's higher value. Investors typically use a long call strategy when they have a bullish outlook on the stock.

Ticker Action Quantity Expiration Date Strike Type Price

Trade Information

Stock

TSLA Current Price
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TSLA Breakeven Price

Breakeven Price

The stock price at which an options position will neither make nor lose money.
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Trade Details

Cost of Trade

Cost of Trade

The Cost of Trade refers to the total amount needed to open a position. For options, buying a contract creates a net debit (positive cost), while selling a contract creates a net credit (negative cost).
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Maximum Profit

Maximum Profit

Maximum Profit is the highest possible gain from an options position or strategy. For long positions, profit is unlimited for calls and capped for puts (if the stock drops to zero). For short positions, profit is limited to the premium received, achieved if the option expires worthless or is repurchased at a lower price.
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Maximum Loss

Maximum Loss

Maximum Loss is the worst possible financial outcome of an options position. For long calls or puts, it’s limited to the premium paid. For naked calls, losses can be unlimited due to unlimited upside risk. For naked puts, the maximum loss is the strike price minus the premium if the stock drops to zero. In defined-risk spreads, it’s the difference between strike prices minus net premium received or paid.
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