Call Credit Spread Review
A call credit spread or bear call spread is a limited-risk, limited-reward strategy, consisting of one short call option. Review this strategy and see a practical example.
0:13 Position Sentiment Can Change
0:23 Importance of Position Monitoring
0:30 Call Credit Spread Example
0:48 Neutral to Bearish Outlook
1:36 Option Value Multiplier
3:53 Out of the Money Options
4:03 Extrinsic Value and Time Decay
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