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Bull Put Spread (Put Credit Spread)

Debit and Credit Verticals

A bull put spread is an options strategy that investors may use to profit from a moderate rise in the price of the underlying stock. This spread consists of buying one put and selling another put at a lower strike, allowing a trader to potentially benefit from a stock’s upward movement while limiting the risk of loss. Learn more with OIC Instructor Mark Benzaquen.

0:25 Why a Put Credit Spread?
4:13 Put Credit Spread Example
6:52 Put Credit Spread Example at Expiration

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