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What Is the Breakeven Point for a Net-Debit Collar?

The breakeven point for a net-debit collar is calculated as the initial purchase price of the underlying asset plus the net premium paid for the options. The asset's price must rise to this point for the investor to recover the options cost and the initial asset investment.

If the asset price is below this point at expiration, the position is at a loss.

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