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+30  •   The Intelligent Option Investor
+This chapter is vital to someone aspiring to be an intelligent options 
+investor. Contrary to what you might imagine, option pricing is in itself 
+something that intelligent option investors seldom worry about. Much 
+more important to an intelligent option investor is what option prices im-
+ply about the future price of a stock and in what circumstances option 
+prices are likely to imply the wrong stock prices. In terms of our intelligent 
+option investing process, we need two pieces of information:
+1. A range of future prices determined mechanically by the option 
+market according to the BSM
+2. A rationally determined valuation range generated through an 
+insightful valuation analysis
+This chapter gives the theoretical background necessary to derive the 
+former.
+The BSM’s Main Job is to Predict Stock Prices
+By the end of this section, you should have a big-picture sense of how the 
+BSM prices options that is put in terms of an everyday example. Y ou will also 
+understand the assumptions underlying the BSM and how, when combined, 
+these assumptions provide a prediction of the likely future value of a stock.
+Jargon introduced in this section includes the following:
+Stock price efficiency Forward price (stock)
+Lognormal distribution Efficient market hypothesis (EMH)
+Normal distribution  BSM cone
+Drift
+The Big Picture
+Before we delve into the theory of option pricing, let me give you a general 
+idea of the theory of option prices. Imagine that you and your spouse or 
+significant other have reservations at a nice restaurant. The reservation time 
+is coming up quickly, and you are still at home. The restaurant is extremely 
+hard to get reservations for, and if you are not there at your reservation time,