What is the primary advantage of using spreads in options trading compared to naked positions?
Higher potential profits
Increased risk visibility
Lower capital requirements
Guaranteed profitability
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What market outlook does a Bear Put Spread strategy typically target?
Moderately bullish
Outrightly bullish
Moderately bearish
Neutral market sentiment
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In a Bear Put Spread, which option is typically bought and which is sold?
Buy an Out of the Money Put, Sell an In the Money Put
Buy an In the Money Put, Sell an Out of the Money Put
Buy an Out of the Money Call, Sell an In the Money Call
Buy an In the Money Call, Sell an Out of the Money Call
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What is the maximum loss in a Bear Put Spread strategy?
Unlimited
Equal to the spread
Equal to the net debit
Equal to the premium paid for the long put
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When is the best time to implement a Bear Put Spread strategy in terms of volatility expectations?
When volatility is expected to decrease
When volatility is expected to remain stable
When volatility is expected to increase
Volatility expectations are irrelevant for this strategy
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