A trader establishes an option-trading strategy as follows:

• One long   put option with a strike price of $40, which has a premium of $4.10, and
• One short call option with a strike price of $60, which has a premium of $ 7.20.

The net payoff diagram for this strategy is depicted as follows:

The upfront cost to establish this strategy is .  Do not enter a +ve or -ve sign for this answer. Just enter the dollar amount to 2 decimal places. Do not enter the dollar sign ($).

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If the underlying share price at expiry is $68:

• The gross payoff on the short call option is
• The gross payoff on the long  put option is
• The gross payoff to the option-trading strategy is .

Taking the upfront establishment cost into account, the breakeven point for this option-trading strategy is .

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