Buy x 1 = 40000 CE
Sell x 2 = 40500 CE
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Now look at this payoff graph max profit at selling position 40500
If the market expires at 40500 we will gain a max profit of Rs 16000
If the market keeps falling we are at a profit of 1.5-2%
If the market went up after 41180 our position will start showing losses
So if our view is market fall or sideways we can use the Call Ratio Spread
Now look at this payoff graph max profit at selling position 41000
If the market expires at 41000 we will gain a max profit of Rs 29700
If the market keeps falling we are at a profit of 1-1.5%
If the market went up after 41600 our position will start showing losses
So if our view is market fall or sideways we can use the Call Ratio Spread
If you Buy 1 call and sell 4 more OTM Call sell your breakeven increase more
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