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A put spread is an option spread strategy that is created when equal number of put options are bought and sold simultaneously. Unlike the put buying strategy in which the profit potential is unlimited, the maximum profit generated by put spreads are limited but they are also, however, relatively cheaper to employ. Additionally, unlike the outright purchase of put options which can only be employed by bearish investors, put spreads can be constructed to profit from a bull, bear or neutral market.
One of the most basic spread strategies to implement in options trading is the vertical spread. A vertical put spread is created when the short puts and the long puts have the same expiration date but different strike prices. Vertical put spreads can be bullish or bearish.
The vertical bull put spread, or simply bull put spread, is used when the option trader thinks that the underlying security's price will rise before the put options expire.
The vertical bear put spread, or simply bear put spread, is employed by the option trader who believes that the price of the underlying security will fall before the put options expire.
A calendar put spread is created when long term put options are bought and near term put options with the same strike price are sold. Depending on the near term outlook, either the neutral calendar put spread or the bear calendar put spread can be employed.
When the option trader's near term outlook on the underlying is neutral, a neutral calendar put spread can be implemented using at-the-money put options to construct the spread. The main objective of the neutral calendar put spread strategy is to profit from the rapid time decay of the near term options.
Investors employing the bear calendar put spread are bearish on the underlying on the long term and are selling the near term puts with the intention of riding the long term puts for a discount and sometimes even for free. Out-of-the-money put options are used to construct the bear calendar put spread.
A diagonal put spread is created when long term put options are bought and near term put options with a higher strike price are sold. The diagonal put spread is actually very similar to the bear calendar put spread. The main difference is that the near term outlook of the diagonal bear put spread is slightly more bearish.
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Outlook on Underlying:

Arbitrage
Bearish
Bullish
Neutral - Bearish on Volatility
Neutral - Bullish on Volatility


Profit Potential:

Limited
Unlimited


Loss Potential:

Limited
Unlimited


Credit/Debit:

Credit
Debit


No. Legs:

1
2
3
4



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A put spread is an option spread strategy that is created when equal number of put options are bought and sold simultaneously. Unlike the put buying strategy in which the profit potential is unlimited, the maximum profit generated by put spreads are limited but they are also, however, relatively cheaper to employ.
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A box spread is an options arbitrage strategy that combines buying a bull call spread with a matching bear put spread. A bull put spread is an income-generating options strategy that is used when the investor expects a moderate rise in the price of the underlying asset.
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A bull put spread is an income-generating options strategy that is used when the investor expects a moderate rise in the price of the underlying asset. A box spread is an options arbitrage strategy that combines buying a bull call spread with a matching bear put spread.
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This is an advanced topic in Option Theory. Please refer to this Options Glossary if you do not understand any of the terms. A call spread is an option strategy in which a call option is bought, and another less expensive call option is sold. A put spread is an option strategy in which a put option is bought,...
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A calendar put spread is created when long term put options are bought and near term put options with the same strike price are sold. Depending on the near term outlook, either the neutral calendar put spread or the bear calendar put spread can be employed.
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Перевести · A bull put spread is an options strategy that is used when the investor expects a moderate rise in the price of the underlying asset. The strategy pays a credit initially and uses two put options...
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Перевести · What Is a Bear Put Spread? A bear put spread is a type of options strategy where an investor or trader expects a moderate-to-large decline in the price of a security or asset and wants to reduce...
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Перевести · A put spread refers to buying a put on a strike, and selling another put on a lower strike of the same expiry. Most often, the strikes of the spread are on the same side of the underlying (i.e. both higher, or both …
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Перевести · This is the put version of the bull call spread: ie an amount is paid up front which rises in value should the stock will move in the right particular direction (‘down’, compared to ‘up’ for the bear call spread). For example: Buy IBM Nov 160 Put 2.00 Sell IBM Nov 155 Put …
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