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Bull put spread option strategies

Bull Put Spread

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

•    The concept is to protect the downside of a Put sold by buying a lower strike Put, which acts as insurance for the Put sold.

•    This strategy is equivalent to the Bull Call but is done to earn a net credit (premium) and collect an income.

•        Investor view: Moderately bullish on the Stock/ Index.

•        Risk: Limited.

•        Reward: Limited to the premium received.

•        Breakeven: Strike price of Short Put – premium received.

•        Illustration

•     E.g. Nifty is currently trading @ 15000. The investor is expecting the markets to rise from these levels. By selling a Put Option of Nifty having Strike 15100 @ premium 150 and buying a Put Option of Nifty having Strike 14900@ premium 50, the investor can get an inflow of the premium of 100 and benefit if Nifty stays above 15000.

Payoff Charts

 

Strategy

Stock /Index

Type

Strike

Premium

Bull Put Spread

NIFTY (Lot size 75)

Sell Put

15100

150 Inflow

Buy Put

14900

50 Outflow

Payoff Schedule

CMP

SELL 15100

BUY 14900

NET

LOT SIZE

P&L

PUT @ 150  

PUT @ 50

FLOW

14500

-450

350

-100

75

-7500

14600

-350

250

-100

75

-7500

14700

-250

150

-100

75

-7500

14800

-150

50

-100

75

-7500

14900

-50

-50

-100

75

-7500

15000

50

-50

0

75

0

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

150

-50

100

75

7500

15600

150

-50

100

75

   7500

 

Payoff Schedule

No
Strike
Premium
Option
Buy(1)Sell(0)
Expiry
Gross P/L
LOT SIZE
TOTAL P /L
115100150put016000100757500
21490050put115950100757500
3    15900100757500
4    15850100757500
5    15800100757500
6    15750100757500
7    15700100757500
8    15650100757500
9    15600100757500
 pls WhatsApp9699646408  15550100757500
Difference50   15500100757500
Expiry from16000   15450100757500
lot size75   15400100757500
     15350100757500
    15300100757500
     15250100757500
     15200100757500
     15150100757500
     15100100757500
     1505050753750
     150000750
     14950-5075-3750
     14900-10075-7500
     14850-10075-7500
     14800-10075-7500
     14750-10075-7500
     14700-10075-7500
     14650-10075-7500
     14600-10075-7500
     14550-10075-7500
     14500-10075-7500
     14450-10075-7500
     14400-10075-7500
     14350-10075-7500
     14300-10075-7500
     14250-10075-7500
     14200-10075-7500
     14150-10075-7500
     14100-10075-7500
     14050-10075-7500
     14000-10075-7500
     13950-10075-7500
     13900-10075-7500
     13850-10075-7500
     13800-10075-7500
     13750-10075-7500
     13700-10075-7500
     13650-10075-7500
     13600-10075-7500
     13550-10075-7500
 

Above chart Details

In the above chart, the breakeven happens the moment Nifty crosses 15000, and risk is limited to a maximum of 7500 (calculated as Lot size * Premium received). The payoff Schedule for Bull Call/Put Spread is the same. The only difference is that in Bull Put Spread there is an inflow of premium.

 

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