Page features option graphs of ten different types of bear call spreads to compare the probability of a gain to the amount of the gain.
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Bear Call Vertical Credit Spread Graphs
See Vertical Spread Option Strategies for more information on all types of vertical spread strategies.
Three Bear Call variations have detailed writeups:
Bear Call ATM strike to 1 strike up for neutral to bearish outlook.
Bear Call 1 strike down to 1 strike up - bearish.
Bear Call 1 strike down to ATM - very bearish.
All references to gains mean the maximum potential gain at expiration as compared to the maximum risk at expiration, not the dollar gain.
Extremely good chance of a small gain:
Very good chance of a decent gain:
Good chance of a decent gain:
Even chance of a decent gain:
Even chance of a good gain:
Low chance of a large gain:
Even chance of a good gain:
Below even chance of a large gain:
Very low chance of a very large gain:
Extremely low chance of a huge gain:
