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What Is the Break-Even Point for a Long Call Option?

Strike Price plus the Premium paid.
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What Is the Break-Even Point for a Long Call Option?

The break-even point for a long call option is the strike price plus the premium paid. At this price, the option holder has recovered the cost of the premium and the intrinsic value equals the premium paid.

Any price above this point is profit.

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