Bull Call Option Screener
[Bullish | Limited Profit | Limited Loss] The bull call spread is a long call option strategy where you expect the underlying security to increase in value. The bull call option strategy involves buying a call option and selling a call option at a higher strike price. Maximum loss is the difference between the premium paid for the long call and the premium received for the short call (Net Debit), which will occur if the underlying security price is below the lower strike price at expiration. Maximum profit is the difference in strike values minus the Net Debit. The bull call strategy succeeds if the security price is above breakeven (lower strike + Net Debit). Maximum profit is achieved if the security price is above the higher strike price at expiration. [Learn More] [Watch on YouTube]
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Days to Expiration
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< 60
60 - 100
100 - 150
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> 200
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Volume Leg 1
Total Leg 1 options traded for the day.
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Very Low
0 - 100
Low
100 - 250
Medium
250 - 500
High
500 - 1000
Very High
above 1000
Open Interest Leg 1
Open Interest for the Leg 1 option.
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Very Low
0 - 100
Low
100 - 250
Medium
250 - 500
High
500 - 1000
Very High
above 1000
Moneyness Leg 1
Relative position of the underlying price to the Leg1 strike price. (Underlying Price) - (Strike Price of Leg1 Option)
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%
%
Deep OTM
below -25%
OTM
-25% to -5%
ATM
-5% to +5%
ITM
+5% to +25%
Deep ITM
above +25%
Volume Leg 2
Total Leg 2 options traded for the day.
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Very Low
0 - 100
Low
100 - 250
Medium
250 - 500
High
500 - 1000
Very High
above 1000
Open Interest Leg 2
Open Interest for the Leg 2 option.
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Very Low
0 - 100
Low
100 - 250
Medium
250 - 500
High
500 - 1000
Very High
above 1000
Ask Price Leg 1
Ask Price for the Leg 1 option.
Bid Price Leg 2
Bid Price for the Leg 2 option.
ITM Probability
For a call option, the probability that the underlying price is above the option's strike price at expiration. For a put option, the probability that the underlying price is below the option's strike price at expiration.
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