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                  Bull Call Spread

    Bull Call Spread is a strategy that must be devised when the investor is moderately bullish on the market direction going up in the short-term.

    A Bull Call Spread is formed by buying an “In-the-Money Call Option” (lower strike) and selling an “Out-of-the-Money Call Option” (higher strike). Both the call options must have the same underlying security and expiration month.

    The net effect of the strategy is to bring down the cost and breakeven on a Buy Call (Long Call) strategy.

   The investor will benefit if the underlying Stock/Index rallies. However, the risk is limited on the downside if the underlying Stock/Index corrects.

        Investor view: Moderately bullish on the Stock/ Index.

        Risk: Limited.

        Reward: Limited to the net premium paid.

        Breakeven: Strike price of Buy Call + net premium paid.

        Illustration

        Eg. 

     Nifty is currently trading @ 15500. The investor is expecting the markets to rise from these levels. So buying

    Call Option of Nifty having Strike 15400 @ premium 150 and selling Call Option of Nifty having Strike 15600 @ premium 50 will help investor benefit if Nifty goes above 15500.

 

Strategy

Stock /Index

Type

Strike

Premium

Bull Call Spread

NIFTY

(Lot size 75)

Buy Call

15400

150 Outflow

Sell Call

15600

50 Inflow

 

                         

                                        Payoff Schedule

 

CMP

BUY 15400

SELL 15600

NET FLOW

LOT SIZE

P&L

CALL @ 150

CALL @ 50

14900

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

15000

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

15100

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

15200

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

15300

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

15400

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

15500

-50

50

0

75

0

15600

50

50

100

75

7500

15700

150

-50

100

75

7500

15800

250

-150

100

75

7500

15900

350

-250

100

75

7500

16000

450

-350

100

75

7500

 

No
Strike
Premium
Option
Buy(1)Sell(0)
Expiry
Gross P/L
LOT SIZE
TOTAL P /L
1 15400 150 call 1 16000 100 75 7500
2 15600 50 call 0 15950 100 75 7500
3         15900 100 75 7500
4         15850 100 75 7500
5         15800 100 75 7500
6         15750 100 75 7500
7         15700 100 75 7500
8         15650 100 75 7500
9         15600 100 75 7500
  pls WhatsApp 9699646408     15550 50 75 3750
Difference 50       15500 0 75 0
Expiry from 16000       15450 -50 75 -3750
lot size 75       15400 -100 75 -7500
          15350 -100 75 -7500
        15300 -100 75 -7500
          15250 -100 75 -7500
          15200 -100 75 -7500
          15150 -100 75 -7500
          15100 -100 75 -7500
          15050 -100 75 -7500
          15000 -100 75 -7500
          14950 -100 75 -7500
          14900 -100 75 -7500
          14850 -100 75 -7500
          14800 -100 75 -7500
          14750 -100 75 -7500
          14700 -100 75 -7500
          14650 -100 75 -7500
          14600 -100 75 -7500
          14550 -100 75 -7500
          14500 -100 75 -7500
          14450 -100 75 -7500
          14400 -100 75 -7500
          14350 -100 75 -7500
          14300 -100 75 -7500
          14250 -100 75 -7500
          14200 -100 75 -7500
          14150 -100 75 -7500
          14100 -100 75 -7500
          14050 -100 75 -7500
          14000 -100 75 -7500
          13950 -100 75 -7500
          13900 -100 75 -7500
          13850 -100 75 -7500
          13800 -100 75 -7500
          13750 -100 75 -7500
          13700 -100 75 -7500
          13650 -100 75 -7500
          13600 -100 75 -7500
          13550 -100 75 -7500

In the above chart, the breakeven happens the moment Nifty crosses 15500, and risk is limited to a maximum of 7500 (calculated as Lot size * Premium Paid).

 
 

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