Bear Call Spread
A bear call spread consists of one short call at a lower strike price and one long call at a higher strike price. This strategy is used when the investor is bearish. The investor collects a net credit upfront and profits if the underlying asset stays below the lower strike price at expiration.
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Trade Information
Bear Call Spread
SELL -1 MCH Dec 18, 2026 25.00 call @$0.73
BUY +1 MCH Dec 18, 2026 25.00 call @$0.73
Stock
MCH Current Price
$24.60 USD
MCH Breakeven Price
Outside $0.00 and $0.02
Trade Details
Cost of Trade
$0.00 USD
Maximum Profit
$0.00
Maximum Loss
$0.00
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