Bull call and bear put spread price
The Spread Price chart plots the net premium of a two-leg vertical spread with VWAP and spot, for indices, MCX commodities and F&O stocks.
Values are computed from last traded prices, which can differ from executable quotes, and exclude brokerage, taxes and slippage.
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CRUDEOILM bull call spread price
Compare spread premium, VWAP and spot for your selected buy and sell strikes.
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How to read this chart
Three things to check before you trade off the numbers.
Buy and sell legs
A bull call spread buys the lower call and sells the higher call; a bear put spread buys the higher put and sells the lower one. Choosing different expiries turns the spread into a diagonal.
Breakeven and max profit
For a same-expiry debit spread the maximum loss is the net debit and the maximum profit is the strike width minus the debit, both at expiry. Breakeven is the buy strike plus (calls) or minus (puts) the debit.
Sessions and replay
Turn Live off to pick a session date and replay the archived snapshots. Spread prices use last traded prices, which can differ from executable quotes.
About the CRUDEOILM Spread Price
The CRUDEOILM spread price chart plots the net premium of a vertical option spread on MCX Crude Oil Mini: the premium of the option you buy minus the premium of the option you sell. Pick Call for a bull call spread or Put for a bear put spread, then set the buy and sell strike.
Metrics show the net spread, the VWAP of the spread, both leg prices, the strike width, the breakeven, the maximum profit and maximum loss. Buy and sell expiry can be set separately, which turns the structure into a diagonal spread, and past sessions can be replayed.
What this page shows
- Net spread premium with session VWAP
- Breakeven, maximum profit and maximum loss for the chosen strikes
- Buy and sell leg prices, strike width and days to expiry
- Same-expiry or different-expiry spreads; live, historical and replay
Formulas and a worked example are in the Bull call and bear put spread guide.
Frequently asked questions
How is the CRUDEOILM spread price calculated?
It is the last traded price of the option you buy minus the last traded price of the option you sell. For a debit spread that figure is the net debit.
What are the breakeven and maximum profit of a bull call spread?
The breakeven is the lower strike plus the net debit. The maximum profit is the strike width minus the net debit, reached at or above the higher strike, and the maximum loss is the net debit.
Can I compare spreads on a past session?
Yes. Turn Live off, choose a session date and replay the archived snapshots to see how the spread premium moved through that day.
Premiums are built from last traded prices, which can differ from executable quotes, and exclude brokerage, taxes and slippage. The page describes market data and is not investment advice.