Credit Spreads
This section focuses on the logistics surrounding selling credit spreads and incorporating a directional bias.
Options Pricing Explained
Learn what factors affect equity options prices and see how the underlying stock price, strike price and volatility impact the value.
Bear Call Spread (Call Credit Spread)
Looking to potentially earn premium income with limited risk, and/or profit from a decline in an underlying stock's price? A bear call spread option strategy could be the answer.
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Bull Put Spread (Put Credit Spread)
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.
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Bull Call Spread Example
When an investor expects a moderate increase in the price of an asset, explore why a bull call spread might be one of the strategies they consider.
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Put Credit Spread Example
A put credit spread or bull put spread is a limited-risk, limited-reward strategy, consisting of a short put option and a long put option with a lower strike. See an example in action.
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