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+Chapter 25: LEAPS 
+FIGURE 25-7. 
+Bull spread comparison at April expiration. 
+Stock Price 
+405 
+The diagonal spread is different, however. Typically, the maximum profit poten­
+tial of a bull spread is the difference in the strikes less the initial debit paid. For this 
+diagonal spread, that would be $1,000 minus $2,050, a loss! Obviously, this simple 
+formula is not applicable to diagonal spreads, because the purchased option still has 
+time value premium when the written option expires. The profit graph shows that 
+indeed the diagonal spread is the most bullish of the three. It makes its best profit at 
+the strike of the written option - a standard procedure for any spread - and that prof­
+it is greater than either of the other two spreads at April expiration ( under the sig-
+TABLE 25-4. 
+Bull spread comparison at April expiration. 
+Stock Price Short-Term Diagonal LEAPS 
+80 -500 -1, 100 -200 
+90 -500 - 600 -150 
+100 -500 50 - 25 
+110 500 750 50 
+120 500 550 150 
+140 500 150 250 
+160 500 50 350 
+180 500 - 350 450