Short Put
In this strategy, an investor sells a put option, expecting that the price of the underlying asset will remain stable or increase, allowing the investor to keep the premium received from selling the option. Investors typically use a short put strategy when they have a neutral to bullish outlook on the stock and view a potential assignment as an opportunity to buy the asset at a desirable price.
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Trade Information
Short Put
SELL -1 AN Nov 20, 2026 220.00 put @$38.80
Stock
AN Current Price
$180.63 USD
AN Breakeven Price
Above $181.20 (+0.32%)
Trade Details
Cost of Trade
-$3,880.00 USD
Maximum Profit
$3,880.00
Maximum Loss
-$18,120.00
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