Bull Call Spread Strategy
Written by MarketXLS Team on
Wed May 26 2021
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A bull call spread is an options strategy that consists of buying a call option with a lower strike price and at the same time selling a call option with a higher strike price. Both the call options should be of the same underlying asset and expiry date. A bull call spread is a limited profit and limited risk strategy.
In this video we will be covering:
- What Bull Call Spread is
- How it works
- How it is calculated using Marketxls
If you want to read further about this, here’s the blog: https://marketxls.com/bull-call-spread-option-strategy/
Here’s the link to the template: https://marketxls.com/template/bull-call-spread-option-strategy-2/
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