Bull Put Spreads
Bull put spreads are one of the most reliable ways to generate income in neutral-to-bullish markets, without needing to predict large price moves.
Our articles break down how bull put spreads actually work, focusing on probability of profit, strike selection, and the role of theta decay in driving returns. You’ll find practical guides on structuring defined-risk vertical spreads, managing positions as markets evolve, and understanding the key differences between trading bull put spreads on SPX versus SPY.
The emphasis is on repeatable execution, disciplined risk control, and how experienced traders automate these strategies to capture premium consistently while limiting downside exposure.
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