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What Is the Maximum Profit and Loss of a Collar Strategy?

The maximum profit of a collar strategy is capped at the difference between the sold call's strike price and the initial purchase price of the underlying asset, plus the net premium received (or minus the net premium paid). The maximum loss is limited to the difference between the initial purchase price of the underlying asset and the bought put's strike price, plus the net premium paid (or minus the net premium received).

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