This software helps to compare stock or option transactions by inputting transaction data. It calculates the profit, potential loss, annualized profit (in dollars and percentage), and annualized potential loss while also considering commission fees. Results are stored for future reference.

This software not only gives you the actual profit but also the potential loss that might happen in the worst case scenario. Its annualized profit calculation, both in terms of dollars and percentages, can show you the record of profits and potential losses so that you can analyze investments over different time periods.
An example of this is when you sell an option for $1.00 that will expire in two months or less. Suppose that after the option expires, your profit is $100 (as one option controls 100 shares). But it is essential to factor in your commission fees. If your commission fees after the sale were $11.00, plus $2.00 per option, your profit would be $87.00. An annualized profit calculation for this transaction amounts to $87.00 X 6 = $522.00.
The software also calculates the rate of return, which is essential for investors. For instance, if you needed $50.00 to cover the option, then that would be your total investment alongside the commission fees of $13.00. Thus, your rate of return will be $522.00/$63.00, which is 8.29% annual rate of return.
With Option Profit Calculator, you have the capacity to compare stock and option transactions over different periods and investments. It offers a platform for easy comparison of different types of options and calls, whether they're naked or covered, and how the value of an option varies with the stock's price.
This software is very fast when it comes to calculations, and it factors in commission fees, time durations, and more. Additionally, it stores previous calculations, so users can refer to them for comparison purposes and print out the results for easy reference. Option Profit Calculator is the tool you need to compare your investment options accurately.
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