Bull Call Spread
In this strategy, an investor simultaneously purchases call options at a specific strike price and sells the same number of calls at a higher strike price. Both call options have the same expiration date. This strategy is used when the investor is bullish and expects a moderate rise in the price of the underlying asset. The investor limits their upside profit potential but reduces the net premium spent compared to buying a single call option outright. The strategy is also known as a "debit call spread" because the investor pays a net debit to establish the position.
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Trade Information
Bull Call Spread
BUY +1 RBLX Dec 11, 2026 57.00 call @$1.65
SELL -1 RBLX Dec 11, 2026 66.00 call @$0.41
Stock
RBLX Current Price
$51.38 USD
RBLX Breakeven Price
Above $58.24 (+13.35%)
Trade Details
Cost of Trade
$124.00 USD
Maximum Profit
$776.00
Maximum Loss
-$124.00
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