Bull vertical spread

Bull Vertical Spread
An bullish strategy used by investors who feel that the market price of a commodity will appreciate but wish to limit the downside potential associated with an incorrect prediction.
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Bull Vertical Spread: A strategy used when an investor expects that the price of a commodity will go up but at the same time seeks to limit the potential loss should this judgment be in error.

Bull Vertical Spread: See Bull Spread.
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In a bull vertical spread, the purchased option has a higher delta than the option that is sold. For example, in a call bull spread, the purchased option has a lower exercise price than the sold option. Also called Bull Vertical Spread.

(1) A strategy involving the simultaneous purchase and sale of options of the same class and expiration date but different strike prices. In a bull vertical spread, the purchased option has a higher delta than the option that is sold.

Vertical Spread: Any of several types of option spread involving the simultaneous purchase and sale of options of the same class and expiration date but different strike prices, including bull vertical spreads, bear vertical spreads, ...

See also: Option, Expiration, Expiration Date, Strike Price, Vertical spread