Also known as: Skip-Strike Butterfly (puts)
Bearish mirror: asymmetric upper wing (2w above, w below) — risks only a small debit above, and CANNOT lose below the bottom strike.
Shape illustration on a normalized underlying — open the Lab below to price it on a real option chain.
The put-side broken wing: asymmetric put butterfly, often entered for a credit, with the risk pushed to one side.
A downside target with upside forgiveness — if the stock rallies instead, the credit is yours.
The widened wing carries the concentrated risk; know the width before entry.
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