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+Verticals and Beyond
+Traders who want to take full advantage of all that options have to offer can
+do so strategically by trading spreads. Vertical spreads truncate directional
+risk compared with strategies like the covered call or single-legged option
+trades. They also reduce option-specific risk, as indicated by their lower
+gamma, theta, and vega. But lowering risk both in absolute terms and in the
+greeks has a trade-off compared with buying options: limited profit
+potential. This trade-off can be beneficial, depending on the trader’s
+forecast. Debit spreads and credit spreads can be traded interchangeably to
+achieve the same goals. When a long (short) call spread is combined with a
+long (short) put spread, the product is a box. Chapter 10 describes other
+ways vertical spreads can be combined to form positions that achieve
+different trading objectives.