The Bull Put Income Engine.

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About Course

You’ve already mastered the Short Put, where you collect rent but accept the risk of owning the stock. Now, we are adding a “Safety Net.” The Bull Put Spread is the professional way to sell insurance while ensuring you never face a catastrophic loss.

The Bull Put Spread is a “Defined Risk” income strategy. It takes the high-probability nature of the short put and combines it with a protective floor. By buying a cheaper put option below the one you sell, you create a “spread” that caps your maximum loss at a specific dollar amount. This makes it the ultimate strategy for traders with smaller accounts or those who want to sleep soundly knowing their “worst-case scenario” is locked in before the trade even begins.

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What Will You Learn?

  • 1. The 'Insurance with a Reinsurance' Framework
  • How to construct a Bull Put Spread using the SPY $625/$621 model.
  • Understanding why this is a Credit Spread (You get paid to enter).
  • 2. The Math of Defined Risk
  • Calculating your Max Profit (The $47 net credit).
  • Calculating your Max Risk (The difference in strikes minus your credit = $353).
  • Why this is a more capital-efficient alternative to the naked short put.
  • 3. The Probability Edge
  • Understanding Downside Leeway: How the SPY can drop 6% and you still make a 13% ROI.
  • Why Theta (Time Decay) is still your best friend in a spread.
  • 4. Choosing Your 'Heat' Level
  • Conservative (OTM): High win rate, lower credit.
  • Aggressive (ITM): Lower win rate, higher credit.
  • 5. Actionable Trade Management
  • What to do at expiration if the stock is above, between, or below your strikes.
  • The "Roll" vs. "Close" decision.

Course Content

1. The Defined Risk Advantage

  • Lesson 1.1: Introduction – The Short Put Upgrade
  • Lesson 1.2: Why We Call it a ‘Credit Spread’
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  • Lesson 1.3: ROI and Capital Efficiency
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2. Calculating Risk, Reward, and Breakeven

3. The Greeks of the Spread (Delta, Theta, and Vega)

4. Professional Entry & Picking Your Strikes

5. Actions to Take at expiry

6. Course Graduation & The Defined Risk Roadmap

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