How Do Different Strike Prices Create a Vertical Spread?

A vertical spread is created by simultaneously buying and selling options of the same type (both calls or both puts) and the same expiration date, but with different strike prices. This strategy limits both potential profit and loss.

What Is the Concept of a ‘Volatility Smile’ or ‘Skew’ in Option Pricing?
How Can Options Be Used to Create a Synthetic Long Stock Position?
What Is a Series of Options?
How Does the Maximum Loss on a Vertical Spread Differ from a Naked Option?
Define a Calendar Spread and Its Primary Profit Driver
What Is a ‘Volatility Skew’?
Explain the Concept of ‘Volatility Smile’ or ‘Skew’ in the Context of Crypto Options
How Does the Concept of ‘Skew’ in the Volatility Surface Relate to Options on Cryptocurrencies?

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