You want to capture a stock's potential growth in value between now and 30 days from now, but you don't have the funds to purchase 100 shares of the stock outright, so you instead choose to purchase a call option representing 100 shares of that stock, with 30 days until expiration. The stock is currently valued at $80 per share, and the cost of one call option, with a strike price of $80, is $250. What price must the stock hit before you breakeven on your purchase? It's now 15 days until expiration and the stock is priced at $84 per share. The option is now worth $480. What portion of this is the option's intrinsic value and what portion is its time premium? It's the last day before expiration and the stock is valued at $85.75 per share. What is your final net payoff