Bull Call Spread – Live Trade example
The Bull Call Spread is an extension of the Long Call Option. When you buy a Call Option, you are bullish. The Bull Call spread maintains the bullish element of the Long Call while controlling your costs and has a limited losses profile. Of course, everything is a compromise. But you would probably be willing to make this compromise. We explain why this spread is called a Bull Call spread, and how to address any confusion from these strange names. The risk-reward profile of a Bull Call spread is very favorable. We define why the Bull Call spread is a Debit spread, and study its Profit and Loss diagrams in detail. We put a real trade on IBM and we navigate the trade for a couple of weeks.
Course Details
How a Bull Call reduces Costs
Criteria for a good Bull Call spread
Analyze adjustments for the trade
The compromise on a Bull Call spread
Live trade on IBM for 2 weeks
Analyze exit points carefully and execute
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