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My rule for Bear Put Spreads (ADBE)

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Hi there,

Adobe (ADBE) has been getting attention after a bearish options idea started circulating—with talk of aggressive targets on a downside move.

When traders see large potential numbers attached to a trade, it naturally grabs attention.

But here is what I've learned after decades in the options market:

Projected targets don't make a trade smart.
Structure and risk control do.

Bear put spreads can be effective in the right environment. But before putting capital at risk, you need to answer a few critical questions:

  • Is price actually confirming weakness, or are you anticipating it?
  • Does the options structure fit current volatility conditions?
  • Is the risk clearly defined relative to the reward?
  • Are you trading a plan—or reacting to a headline?

That is exactly why I built the Cooper Options Trading Institute (COTI).

I teach traders how to evaluate opportunities like ADBE using a disciplined framework—so you aren't chasing projections, but applying structure.

You will learn how to:

  • Match the right strategy to market direction.
  • Wait for confirmation instead of guessing.
  • Structure trades with clear risk parameters.
  • Trade consistently, not emotionally.

In options trading, the difference between a smart trade and a costly one often comes down to structure.

If you are ready to see the framework, click below:

See the COTI Strategy here

Big targets get attention. Disciplined structure builds accounts.

See you inside,
Ian Cooper



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