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+Part III 
+IntellIgent OptIOn 
+InvestIng
+Now that you understand how options work and how to value companies, 
+it is time to move from the theoretical to the practical to see how to apply 
+this knowledge to investing in the market. With Part III of this book, we 
+make the transition from theoretical to practical, and by the time you finish 
+this part, you will be an intelligent option investor.
+To invest in options, you must know how to transact them; this is the 
+subject of Chapter 7. In it, you will see how to interpret an option pricing 
+screen and to break down the information there so that you can under -
+stand what the option market is predicting for the future price of a stock. I 
+also talk about the only one of the Greeks that an intelligent option investor 
+needs to understand well—delta.
+Chapter 8 deals with a subject that is essential for option investors—
+leverage. Not all option strategies are levered ones, but many are. As such, 
+without understanding what leverage is, how it can be measured and used, 
+and how it can be safely and sanely incorporated into a portfolio, you can-
+not be said to truly understand options.
+Chapters 9–11 deal with specific strategies to gain, accept, and mix 
+exposure. In these chapters I offer specific advice about what strike prices 
+are most effective to select and what tenors, what to do when the expected 
+outcomes of an investment materially change, and how to incorporate 
+each strategy into your portfolio. Chapter 11 also gives guidance on so-
+called option overlay strategies, where a position in a stock is overlain by 
+an option to modify the stock’s risk-reward profile (e.g., protective puts for 
+hedging and covered calls for generating income).