Front Spread (Front Ratio Spread)
Ratio spread selling more options near the money
What is Front Spread (Front Ratio Spread)?
Front Spread (Front Ratio Spread) A ratio spread where you sell more near-the-money options than you buy further-from-the-money options, all in the same expiration. The extra short option is typically covered by the long option, creating a position that profits from moderate moves to the short strike. Often entered for a credit with one naked leg.
Complete Definition
A ratio spread where you sell more near-the-money options than you buy further-from-the-money options, all in the same expiration. The extra short option is typically covered by the long option, creating a position that profits from moderate moves to the short strike. Often entered for a credit with one naked leg.
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