Options Expiration P&L Table

What is an Options Expiration P&L Table?

An options expiration P&L (profit and loss) table shows how much each option position—and your entire portfolio—would make or lose at expiration for different underlying prices. Each row is a possible expiration price; each column is one position's P&L or the total. The tool uses only intrinsic value at expiry: calls pay max(0, S − K), puts pay max(0, K − S), and premium is already paid or received when you open the position.

How to Use This Tool

1. Set the price range: Min and max expiration price and step (e.g. 80 to 120 in steps of 5).
2. Add positions: Click "Add Position" and choose Long/Short Call or Put, strike, premium paid or received, and quantity (contracts).
3. Read the table: Each row is an expiration price; columns show each position's P&L and the portfolio total. Green is profit, red is loss.

Why Use Our Options Expiration P&L Table?

This tool runs entirely in your browser—no data is sent to a server. You can add multiple legs (calls and puts, long and short) and see exactly how your combined position behaves at expiry. It uses simple if/else and linear logic: intrinsic value at expiration plus premium. Use it to check breakevens, max loss, and payoff shape before placing options trades.

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