Bull Put Spread
In this strategy, an investor simultaneously sells put options at a specific strike price and purchases the same number of puts at a lower strike price. Both put options have the same expiration date. This strategy is used when the investor is bullish and expects the price of the underlying asset to remain above the higher strike price at expiration. The investor limits their profit potential but also limits their risk compared to selling puts outright. The strategy is also known as a 'credit put spread' because the investor receives a net credit for establishing the position.
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Trade Information
Bull Put Spread
SELL -1 EPC Dec 18, 2026 25.00 put @$0.40
BUY +1 EPC Dec 18, 2026 15.00 put @$2.00
Stock
EPC Current Price
$27.27 USD
EPC Breakeven Price
Trade Details
Cost of Trade
$160.00 USD
Maximum Profit
-$160.00
Maximum Loss
-$1,160.00
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