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+Chapter 9
+GaininG ExposurE
+This chapter is designed as an encyclopedic listing of the main strategies 
+for gaining exposure (i.e., buying options) that an intelligent option inves-
+tor should understand. Gaining exposure seems easy in the beginning be-
+cause it is straightforward—simply pay your premium up front, then if the 
+stock moves into your option’s range of exposure by expiration time, you 
+win. However, the more you use these strategies in investing exposure, the 
+more nuances arise.
+What tenor should I choose? What strike price should I choose? 
+Should I exercise early if my option is in the money (ITM)? How much 
+capital should I commit to a given trade? If the stock price goes in the 
+opposite direction from my option’s range of exposure, should I close 
+my option position? All these questions are examples of why gaining 
+exposure by buying options is not as straightforward a process as it 
+may seem at first and are all the types of questions I will cover in the 
+following pages.
+Gaining exposure means buying options, and the one thing that an 
+option buyer must never lose sight of is that time is always working against 
+him or her. Options expire. If your options expire out of the money (OTM), 
+the capital you spent on premiums on those options is a realized loss. No 
+matter how confident you are about your valuation call, you should al-
+ways keep this immutable truth of option buying in mind. Indeed, there 
+are ways to reduce the risk of this happening or to manage a portfolio in