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Selling the Spread

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Selling the spread
A spread whose option to be sold is trading at a higher premium than the option to be bought.

Sell a Spread
In options, to write a contract for a higher premium than a contract with the same underlying asset that one buys. For example, one my write a put option with a certain underlying after buying a similar put option with the same underlying, though often with a shorter expiration date. One sells a spread to hedge investments: in this case, if either option is exercised, the investor has still made a profit by selling the contract at a higher premium that the one he/she paid for buying the other contract.

Sell the Spread
In an option spread, to sell an option contract at a higher price than one pays to buy another option in the same spread.


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It represents better value for money than selling the spread bookings index at 38 with either IG or Sporting, who, naturally, operate the traditional scoring system of ten for each yellow card and 25 for each red.
While Manchester United, Tottenham and Sunderland look like bankers I would be selling the spread as I believe the others could all struggle.
 
 
 
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