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Put Credit Spread Example

Credit Spreads

A put credit spread or bull put spread is a limited-risk, limited-reward strategy, consisting of a short put option and a long put option with a lower strike. See an example in action.

0:00 Selling a Put Spread for Credit
0:10 Profit Potential and Credit Influence
0:19 Defined Risk and Position Monitoring
0:38 Bullish Outlook and Options Chain Analysis
0:55 Trading Terminology Explained
1:13 Neutral to Bullish Spread Strategy
2:44 Break-Even Point Calculation
3:10 Time Decay and Theta Benefits
4:14 Expiration Scenarios

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