Stock Option Strategy-Bear Market Trading Strategy

Synthetic stock short selling strategy
    Investors anticipate a bear market and can buy a put with an exercise price that is closer to the current stock priceoptionAt the same time, sell a call option with the same expiration date and exercise price.
    Investors are equivalent to holding short positions in stocks, with lower construction costs.

Bear Spread
    Investors can buy a put option with a higher strike price and sell a put option with the same maturity date and a lower strike price to construct a bear market spread strategy (or by buying a call option with a higher strike price and selling a call option with the same maturity date and a lower strike price) when judging a bearish market with a smaller decline. Compared to simply buying call options, it reduces construction costs but also limits the upside potential.