Double Long Christmas Tree Spread will always make a payoff like Batman. It is also called Directional Batman Spread.
Directional Aspects of the Double Long Christmas Tree Spread
It is one of those strange spreads where you can not call it bullish or bearish but it has to be either of them.
It can not be neutral.
As it is more nuanced than typical Directional bets, Let’s explore why –
Long Call Christmas Tree Spread: This is structured to benefit from a slight to moderate upward movement in the underlying asset.
Long Put Christmas Tree Spread: Conversely, this spread is designed to profit from a slight to moderate downward movement in the underlying asset.
Combining the Spreads
When you combine these two spreads, you create a position that can potentially benefit from moderate moves in either direction.
However, the key is “moderate” movement. The strategy does not favor large swings in either direction but instead looks to capitalize on limited, defined movements.
Unlike a purely directional strategy that bets heavily on a significant move in one direction, the Double Long Christmas Tree Spread has a dual-directional bias.