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+Bear Call Spread
+The next type of vertical spread is called a bear call spread . A bear call
+spread is a short call combined with a long call that has a higher strike
+price. Both calls are on the same underlying and share the same expiration
+month. In this case, the call being sold is the option of higher value. This
+call spread results in a net credit when the trade is put on and, therefore, is
+called a credit spread.
+The bull call spread and the bear call spread are two sides of the same
+coin. The difference is that with the bull call spread, one is buying the call
+spread, and with the bear call spread, one is selling the call spread. An
+example of a bear call spread can be shown using the same trade used
+earlier.
+Here we are selling one AAPL February (40-day) 395 call at 14.60 and
+buying the 405 call at 10.20. We are selling the 395–405 call at $4.40 per
+share, or $440.
+Exhibit 9.4 is an at-expiration diagram of the trade.