A bull put spread is an options strategy where you sell a put option at a higher price and buy one at a lower price for the same asset and expiration date. This helps generate income and limits losses ...

To construct a short put spread, you would first identify a chart level that has served as support in the past A long put spread is a bearish options strategy that is usually initiated when the trader ...

The stock market is showing some encouraging signs with two bullish candlesticks in a row, and if that continues, bull put ...

Credit spreads might seem intimidating, but they're a lower-risk way to sell put premium A short put spread is a neutral-to-bullish options strategy that is usually initiated when the trader believes ...

If you’re bullish on a stock’s price, it’s important to remember that there are others out there who may not share your sentiments. If you trust in your convictions, a bull put spread can come in ...

Feeling bearish about a certain stock? If you’re not keen on outright shorting it, you can always dabble in options. Or more specifically, puts. And, if you’re familiar enough with vertical options, ...

With markets looking more volatile, it’s a good time to check in on our bear put spread screener. A bear put spread is a vertical spread that aims to profit from a stock declining in price. It has a ...

The bear put spread is a defined-risk options strategy for traders with a moderately bearish outlook. By buying a higher-strike put and selling a lower-strike put with the same expiration, traders can ...

Let’s just get down to it: market makers badly mispriced Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) options, specifically bear put spreads, creating a phenomenon I have termed “risk inversion.” Such undercurrents rarely ...

Gold has been on a lot of investors' minds recently. Rightfully so. After an unrelenting run-up over the summer, bullion prices ushered in autumn with a wobble that really worried gold bulls. Worry ...

In times of a declining market and rising volatility, it can be hard to dish out the higher costs of put option premiums. One way to do this more cost effectively is to purchase something called a ...