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Put/Call Ratio. The put/call ratio is a popular sentiment indicator based upon the trading volumes of put options compared to call options. The ratio attempts to gauge the prevailing level of bullishness or bearishness in the market. There are several put/call ratios in use.
The formula for calculating the expected return of a call option is projected stock price minus option strike price minus option premium. Each call option represents 100 shares, so to get the expected return in dollars, multiply the result of this formula by 100. Of course, the calculation does not take commissions into consideration. For example, assume ABC stock is trading at 62 and you expect it to go to 70. You look at an option chain for ABC and see that the 62.50 call option is trading for 1.5. In this case, the expected return is 70 minus 62.50 minus 1.5, or 6.