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+Chapter 7: Bull Spreads 
+SUMMARY 
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+The bull spread is one of the simplest and most popular forms of spreading. It will 
+generally perform best in a moderately bullish environment. A bull spread will not 
+widen out to its maximum profit potential right away, though; so for short-term 
+trades, the outright purchase of a call is a better choice. The bull spread can also be 
+applied for more sophisticated purposes in a far wider range of situations than mere­
+ly wanting to attempt to capitalize on a moderate advance by the underlying stock. 
+Both call buyers and stock buyers may be able to use bull spreads to "roll down" and 
+produce lower break-even points for their positions. The covered writer may also be 
+able to use bull spreads as a substitute for covered writes in certain situations in 
+which a deeply in-the-money call exists.