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+18  •   The Intelligent Option Investor
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+749 999
+Breakeven Line: $45.00
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+In this diagram, we are receiving a $5 premium payment in return for 
+accepting exposure to the stock’s downside. As such, as long as the stock 
+expires above $45, we will realize a profit on this investment.
+Visual Representation of Options Canceling Exposure
+Let’s take a look again at our visual representation of the risk and reward 
+of a stock:
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+We bought this stock at $50 per share and will experience an unreal-
+ized gain if the stock goes up and an unrealized loss if it goes down. What 
+might happen if we were to simultaneously buy a put, expiring in 365 days 
+and struck at $50, on the same stock?
+Because we are purchasing a put, we know that we are gaining expo-
+sure to the downside. Any time we gain exposure, we shade the exposure