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Option Spread
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Option spread
The trading of options of the same class at the same time in order to profit from changes in the size of the spread between different options.

Option Spread
An investment strategy in which one has a long position on an option contract while having a short position on another option on the same underlying asset, with a different strike price and/or expiration date. One uses an option spread to profit from price movements in the underlying asset. There are a number of different kinds of option spreads. See also: Call Spread, Put spread.

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By purchasing put option spreads rather than standalone put options, the Fund can lower the net cost of its market hedging activities, since the premiums received from selling index put options will offset, in part, the premiums paid to purchase the index put options.
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