Multiple break-evens are normal
Iron condors and butterflies have two; ratio spreads can have one or none. The calculator finds every price where your P/L crosses zero — no guessing where they sit.
Define up to four option legs — calls or puts, long or short, any strike, any premium. The calculator finds every break-even, the maximum profit, and the maximum loss across the underlying's plausible range.
Most retail platforms only show break-evens for canonical strategies. Real positions don't always fit a template.
Three things only a generic calculator handles correctly.
Iron condors and butterflies have two; ratio spreads can have one or none. The calculator finds every price where your P/L crosses zero — no guessing where they sit.
Naked short calls are infinitely risky on the upside; ratio spreads can be infinitely risky on one side. The calculator flags unlimited zones explicitly so you don't accidentally read 'max loss is $X' when it's not.
Diagonals, ratio spreads, calendars (with manual premium adjustment) — anything that's a combination of vanilla European-style options at the same expiration can be entered as legs.
MindTrajour lets you tag any structure with the legs you actually traded so your win-rate and expectancy stats reflect what you really put on — not the closest template.
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