Put Rolling Calculator

Roll a short cash-secured put: close the OLD put (Buy to Close) and open a NEW put (Sell to Open). This tool calculates the net roll credit/debit, total roll income, updated break-even (using optional prior credit), and annualized APR to the new expiration.

Net Roll Credit = STO(new) − BTC(old) (per share)
Conservative collateral uses the new strike (strike × shares)
Break-even after roll = New Strike − (Prior Credit + Net Roll Credit)

Note: Some brokers still require full cash; “After Credit” collateral is informational.

Roll Short Put (Close Old → Open New)

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