Apple (AAPL) stock is on the radar, and it appears to have income potential on the upside and a healthy profit zone on the downside. For this scenario, the options strategy is called a broken-wing butterfly. The strategy uses puts because a short strike will be below the stock price.
This helps to reduce assignment risk.
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