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How to Build the Super Bear, Step by Step
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Super bear trade setup
- Super bear trade combines two bearish trades for a credit
- S&P is ideal due to cash settlement
- Sell call spread at expected move
- Buy put spread near expected move
- Credit spread typically results in credit
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Super bear trade risk and reward
- Max loss is $470 if call strike breached
- No downside risk due to credit collected
- Credit spread offset put spread cost
- Upside break even at 7760
- Max loss is buying power
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Super bear trade customization
- Adjust spread width based on confidence
- Sell deeper in the money call spread
- Expand downside put spread width
- Higher delta short call spread
- Wider downside put spread
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Super bear trade with expected move
- Expected move influences spread width
- Credit collected around expected move
- Keep credit if S&P doesn't move beyond strikes
- Credit spread can be manipulated
- Expected move changes with expiration
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Super bear trade example
- Sell 7800-7810 call spread for 70 cents
- Buy 7625-7610 put spread
- Market could fall to 7625 by end of month
- Trade setup based on historical levels
- Credit collected for trade
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