Hi there,
Adobe (ADBE) is still being discussed after that bearish options setup started making headlines—especially with projections showing aggressive targets.
And this is where traders often get into trouble.
A projected return isn't a signal.
Confirmation is.
Bear put spreads can absolutely work—but only when:
- Price is actually confirming the downside.
- The volatility environment supports the structure.
- Risk is clearly defined before entry.
- The trade fits within a repeatable plan.
Without that framework, traders end up chasing numbers instead of managing probability.
This is exactly why I built the Cooper Options Trading Institute (COTI).
I teach traders how to take ideas like the ADBE setup and filter them through a disciplined process—so you aren't reacting to headlines, but trading with structure.
Because in options trading, consistency comes from method—not excitement.
If you are ready to see the framework, click below:
Big numbers grab attention. Structured trades build long-term success.
See you inside,
Ian Cooper
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