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Strategies & Market Trends : Options
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To: Poet who wrote (1375)1/20/2000 12:27:00 PM
From: the options strategist  Read Replies (1) of 8096
 
Poet, credit put spread can be considered a covered put. Example, i buy 130 put for $5 and sell 140 put for $10. this will give the a credit of $5.

I cannot make anymore than this. The same as naked puts only I am covered with the long put. I can only lose the $5. 10=$10-$5 I received for opening the spread.

I can go into this more adequately when I put the spread on if you wish.

I am just getting back into the market this year after a post holiday vacation and not feeling too good about placing any new positions and may wait until Tues.

jj

PS we do have things in common. my background is also in psychology and clinical social work. i am currently changing my practice to working with coaching traders with emphasis in behavior/personality and trading strategies (or something like that) :))
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