Long Call Butterfly
A long call butterfly is an options strategy that is created by purchasing a call option at a lower strike price, selling two call options at a middle strike price, and purchasing another call option at a higher strike price, all with the same expiration date. This strategy is used when an investor believes that the underlying asset will stay within a certain price range until the options expire.
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Trade Information
Long Call Butterfly
BUY +1 ETHA Dec 11, 2026 50.00 call @$1.21
SELL -2 ETHA Dec 11, 2026 46.00 call @$2.61
BUY +1 ETHA Dec 11, 2026 42.50 call @$4.70
Stock
ETHA Current Price
$45.41 USD
ETHA Breakeven Price
Between $43.19 and $48.81
Trade Details
Cost of Trade
$69.00 USD
Maximum Profit
$279.75
Maximum Loss
-$119.00
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