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+276  •   The Intelligent Option Investor
+If someone wanted to make extra income by selling calls to accept expo-
+sure to the stock’s upside, what price would they likely charge for someone 
+wanting to buy this call option?
+a. Almost nothing
+b. A little
+c. A good bit
+Obviously, the correct answer to the put option question is c. This option 
+would be pretty expensive because its range of exposure overlaps with so 
+much of the BSM cone. Conversely, the answer to the call option question 
+is a. This option would be really cheap because its range of exposure is well 
+above the BSM cone.
+Remember, though, that we have our crystal ball, and we know 
+that this stock will likely be somewhere between $70 and $110 per share  
+in a few years. With this confidence, wouldn’t it make sense to take the 
+opposite side of both the preceding trades? Doing so would look like 
+this:
+5/18/2012
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+5/20/2013 249 499 749 999
+Date/Day Count
+Advanced Building Corp. (ABC)
+Stock Price
+Best Case, 110
+Worst Case, 70
+-
+GREEN
+RED
+In this investment, which I explain in detail in Chapter 11, we are 
+receiving a good bit of money by selling an expensive put and paying