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Optionomics

Strategy builder

See the trade before you place it.

Work through an options strategy’s cost, payoff, and breakevens before putting capital at risk. Compare structures and understand what would have to happen for the trade to work.

Explore without an account. Choose a plan for deeper research.

Strategy builder

Turn an idea into a payoff

100 / 110 call spread$4 net debit

Buy 100 call at $6 · sell 110 call at $2 · same expiry

Profit / loss per share ($)
+6 0 −4 95 100 105 110 115 104 breakeven
Stock price at expiry ($)
Combined payoff
Structure
Choose the legs and quantities
Cost
Review the quoted entry
Payoff
Inspect breakevens and expiry scenarios
See how the position’s payoff changes with price at expiry.
01

Make the trade tangible

See how the legs combine into one position.

02

Compare the trade-offs

Consider the cost and payoff of different structures.

03

Find the breakeven

Understand the price conditions needed at expiry.

01 / A closer look

See how the legs work together.

Build the position one leg at a time, then review the combined payoff and greeks. Changing a strike or expiry can change the shape of the entire trade.

Work through those choices before placing anything with your broker. Optionomics helps you model the position; you decide whether to execute it.

Open the strategy builder

Individual legs. One position.

100 / 110 call spread$4 net debit

Buy 100 call at $6 · sell 110 call at $2 · same expiry

Profit / loss per share ($)
+6 0 −4 95 100 105 110 115 104 breakeven
Stock price at expiry ($)
Buy callSell callCombined
See how each option leg contributes to the combined payoff.

02 / Put it in context

Give the cost the same attention as the idea.

Review the quotes and assumptions behind the model. Spreads, fees, and execution can affect the price you actually obtain.

An expiry payoff is one view of a position. Use the greeks and time horizon to understand why its value can change before that date.

Keep the quoted inputs attached

The contract you selectedSymbol · strike · expiry · call or put
Market quote
Bid & ask from the chain
Quote time
When the price was observed
Your position
Buy or sell · quantity · entry cost
The source of a price matters when you compare structures.

Your next move

Work through the possibilities.

Start with your market view, compare the payoff, and decide whether the trade fits your risk.

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