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+24  •   The Intelligent Option Investor
+Here an investor is bullish on the prospects of the stock and is tailor -
+ing where to gain and accept exposure by selling a short-term put and 
+simultaneously buying a longer-term call. By doing this, the investor 
+basically subsidizes the purchase of the call option with the sale of the 
+put option, thereby reducing the level the stock needs to exceed on the 
+upside before one breaks even. In this case, we’re assuming that the call 
+option costs $1.50 and the put option trades for $1.00. The cash inflow 
+from the put option partially offsets the cash outflow from the call op-
+tion, so the total breakeven amount is just the call’s $60 strike price plus 
+the net of $0.50.
+Effective Buy Price/Effective Sell Price
+One thing that I hope you realized while looking at each of the preceding 
+diagrams is how similar each of them looks to a particular part of our long 
+and short stock diagrams:
+Buying a stock.
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+Short selling a stock.
+For example, doesn’t the diagram labeled “Buying a call for growth” 
+in the preceding section look just like the top part of the buying stock 
+diagram?