A bull call spread is an options strategy designed to benefit from a stock’s limited increase in price.

Bull call spreads are used to take advantage of an event or large move in the underlying. Of the two types of bull vertical spreads, the bull call vertical spread includes buying an in-the-money ...

The bull call spread strategy allows options traders to bet bullishly on a stock to go up at a 'discount' BREAKING NEWS: Major Indexes Struggle for Direction as Trade Tensions Resume Toggle navigation ...

This bull call spread also uses the May expiry and involves buying the $57.50 strike call and selling the $70 strike call. This trade would cost $161 and have a maximum potential profit of $1,089.

Bull Call Spread 2: July $190 – $195 Bull call Spread. The next example is on the seventh line and involves buying the $190 July 18 call and selling the $195 call.

Since a bull call spread has a predefined difference between the strike prices, the max gain occurs if the stock closes upon expiration at any point greater than or equal to the higher strike price.

For investors keen on mitigating risk when trading options, you need to understand the fundamentals of a bull call spread. [caption.

A bull call spread is a risk defined strategy, so if Microsoft stock closes below 430 on Dec. 20, the most the trade could lose is the $270 premium paid. Potential gains get capped above 440.

Spreads, to recap, refers to the strategy of going long on one strike option and shorting a different strike option on the same underlying. This week, we discuss how to set up a bull call spread ...

Certain bull call spreads — transactions that involve the interplay of long and short calls to create a "discounted" net bullish position — for TJX stock meet the above requirement.

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